Mental Health & Aging Project

November 17-18, 2009 – Atlanta, GA

The University of Wisconsin-Superior is hosting the 8th biennial International Reminiscence and Life Review Conference at the Holiday Inn Select Atlanta Capitol Conference Center. The regular conference fee is $250, and special rates for students, fully retired individuals over 55, and special study groups are available. Visit http://www.uwsuper.edu/cee/lll/reminiscence/index.cfm for further information.

November 18-22, 2009 – Atlanta, GA

Gerontological Society of America (GSA) will present the 62nd Annual Scientific Meeting: Creative Approaches to Health Aging at the Hilton Atlanta and Atlanta Marriott Marquis hotels. Continuing education credits are available for most professions. The registration fee for members is $358, and special rates are available for students, spouses, and others. For further information and to register online, visit http://www.geron.org/Annual%20Meeting/attendee-registration.

November 30, 2009 – Lansing, MI

The Mental Health & Aging Project will offer a regional training meeting at the West Campus of Lansing Community College: Developing Meaningful Connections with Persons with Alzheimer’s Disease: a Training Manual, presented by Chris Curtin, PN-BC. Contact hours are available for nurses and social workers. The $75 fee includes continental breakfast and lunch. Use the form in the brochure to register. Contact Matt Beha at beham@lcc.edu with any questions.

December 4, 2009 – Lansing, MI

Geriatric Education Center of Michigan is hosting the 22nd Annual MSU Geriatric Symposium: Optimal Aging at the James B. Henry Center for Executive Development. Participants will learn about innovative, evidence-based programs for older adults that support optimal aging in Michigan. Call 517/353-7828 or email: gecm@msu.edu for information about registration and continuing education.