AAG South Australia Division

About the AAG Division

The South Australian Division of the AAG has a program of thematically linked meetings for its members and members of associated organisations consisting of seminars, symposia and special interest meetings, including seminars in rural areas. In addition, we run an annual one day scientific conference that includes the "ACH Group Sir Keith Wilson Oration". This conference is considered by many as the premier conference on ageing in the State and constantly attracts over 200 delegates.
Expand the arrow to view more information about Bursaries to attend the conference; South Australian Gerontology Conference (SAGe) prizes; Robert Penhall Award; and sub-committee leads
Please note - AAG SA Division are working on the prize details for SAGe 2024

 

Visit here for more information about SAGe 2024

 

The details of the past SAGe event prizes have been left below for information only.

 

Two prizes will be awarded at SAGe:

 

The Gary Andrews Student Award:

  • Awarded to the best student presenter at SAGe 2021
  • Work presented must have been undertaken in SA while the presenter was a researcher under supervision for work in a field of gerontology
  • Eligible presenters must still be a student or be within 12 months of the award of their degree
  • $500 prize and 12 month AAG membership
     

NEW PRIZE Innovation in Service Provision for Older People Prize:

  • Awarded for the best innovation in service provision presented at the SAGe 2021
  • Winning organisation will receive a trophy and two individual AAG memberships for 2021/22

 

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AAG SA Division Committee

Lui Di Venuto
Division Committee Chair
I like to rock the boat and get things moving, I also think of myself as a notorious industry disruptor...
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Tim Windsor
Division Committee Vice Chair
Tim Windsor's research interests are in the area of lifespan developmental psychology, with a focus on social relationships, well-being, and how people successfully adapt to ageing...
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Miia Rahja
Division Committee Secretary
Miia is a registered occupational therapist and a post-doctoral research fellow with Flinders Health & Medical Research Institute. She is also the state coordinator for the Austral...
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Rachel Ambagtsheer
Division Committee Research Awards
Dr. Rachel Ambagtsheer is an early career researcher with a key focus on gerontology and public health research. Her PhD on the appropriateness of frailty screening within the Aust...
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Lenore De La Perrelle
Division Committee Student & Early Career Group (SECG) Representative
With extensive experience as a clinician and manager of human services, Lenore's research focuses on translating evidence into practice to improve aged and dementia care. Using co-...
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Lui Di Venuto
Division Committee Board Representative
I like to rock the boat and get things moving, I also think of myself as a notorious industry disruptor...
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Dennis Asante
Division Committee Member
Dennis Asante is a PhD candidate- College of Medicine and Public Health, and a research assistant for the Rural and Remote Health SA, Flinders University. Dennis has diverse educat...
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Peter Bastian
Division Committee Member
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Ivy Diegmann
Division Committee Member
Ivy Diegmann is a business transformation and communication specialist who believes in the power of words and community to change the narrative around ageing, disability and vibran...
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Renuka Visvanathan
Division Committee Member
Professor Renuka Visvanathan is a geriatrician and is the Chair of the AAG Grants Committee which has oversight of the RM Gibson Research Fund, Strategic Research Grants and the Ha...
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Julie Wilhelm
Division Committee Member
Julie Wilhelm is currently a project officer with the State-wide Collaborative Projects funded by the Department of Health and Aged Care for Sector Support and Development for aged...
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