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Application Forms

2010 - 2011

Individual / Student / Emerging Researcher / Concession / Retiree

Application Form

Corporate

Application form

Membership Category Definitions

There are five categories of individual membership in the AAG, each having specific requirements which must be met. If you are uncertain as to which category is most appropriate for you, please contact the Secretariat or visit our webpage: www.aag.asn.au. All memberships include a subscription to the Australasian Journal on Ageing, published quarterly, as well as discounted rates for seminars and conferences. Members are provided with a Membership Card, a quarterly e-newsletter, and access to the members-only section of the AAG website.

Individual

An individual member is someone with interest and expertise in ageing.

Corporate

Designed for companies, corporations, academic institutions, foundations, and government departments with an interest and involvement in ageing, who nominate two (2) named representatives as their official representative in AAG affairs who are eligible for discounted member rates at events.

Student

A student member is a graduate student or full-time undergraduate student actively working toward a degree or certificate in an area of study involving a major emphasis on ageing. Verification of full-time student status may be required.

Emerging Researcher/Early Career Practitioners

This membership aims to welcome emerging ageing researchers and practitioners who are involved in ageing, but may not be in a financial position yet to join as individual members. This membership is designed to cover the first three years post-PhD completion or the first three years of employment in the ageing workforce. After three years, ER and ECP must convert to an individual membership.

Concession

Concession Membership is available for individuals with an annual income of less than $35,000. Concession membership is also available for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people aged 50 years and over.