The AGS offers a wide-variety of opportunities for members to get involved. Select your career stage below to see opportunities available to you:
Student/Resident
- Receive mentorship through Mentor Match
- Present a poster at the AGS Annual Scientific Meeting
- Support AGS Advocacy initiatives by contacting your elected officials
- Join or start a student or resident chapter at your institution
- Participate in a Special Interest Group or Student/Resident Section
- Submit nomination for AGS award
- Join your State Affiliate and/or volunteer
Fellow in Training
- Receive mentorship through Mentor Match
- Present a poster at the AGS Annual Scientific Meeting
- Support AGS Advocacy initiatives by contacting your elected officials
- Join a Special Interest Group
- Participate in or chair the Fellow in Training Section
- Submit nomination for AGS award
- Join your State Affiliate and/or volunteer
- Participate in Leadership and Life Skills Curriculum
Early Career
- Participate in Mentor Match as a mentor and/or mentee
- Present research at the AGS Annual Scientific Meeting or suggest symposia
- Apply to be an abstract reviewer
- Submit a nomination for an AGS award
- Support AGS Advocacy initiatives by contacting your elected officials
- Join a Special Interest Group or Section
- Serve on a Committee or as Early Career Professional ex-officio AGS board member
- Join your State Affiliate and/or volunteer
- Participate in Leadership and Life Skills Curriculum
Mid/Advanced Career
- Present research at the AGS Annual Scientific Meeting or suggest symposia
- Apply to be an abstract reviewer
- Submit a nomination for an AGS award
- Apply for your AGS Fellowship (AGSF) designation
- Sign up as a mentor and/or mentee
- Support AGS Advocacy initiatives by contacting your elected officials
- Submit an article to JAGS
- Chair a Special Interest Group or Section
- Serve on a Committee or AGS Board
- Join your State Affiliate and/or become a State Affiliate Leader
Retired/Emeritus
- Mentor future geriatrics healthcare professionals
- Support AGS Advocacy initiatives by contacting your elected officials
- Present research at the AGS Annual Scientific Meeting or suggest symposia
- Apply to be an abstract reviewer
- Submit a nomination for an AGS award
- Apply for your AGS Fellowship (AGSF) designation
- Submit an article to JAGS
- Chair a Special Interest Group or Section
- Serve on a Committee or AGS Board
- Join your State Affiliate and/or become a State Affiliate Leader
▲ Click a stage above to explore what AGS offers at each point in your career.