Dutch Kastenbaum Outstanding Gerontologist
Award
The Minnesota Gerontologicol Society established the Outstanding Gerontologist Award in 1984 to recognize individuals who have contributed to lives of older persons throughout Minnesota. Contributions can be made to the field of aging through practice, research, or academics. In 1998 the award was renamed the Dutch Kastenbaum Award to honor Abraham “Dutch” Kastenbaum. Kastenbaum was trained as a social worker, and was a champion in beginning service programs for older people. He later became a celebrity with his weekly television show, Senior Citizen’s Forum, which ran for almost 25 years. To honor his memory, the Minnesota Gerontologicol Society receives nominations each year to recognize outstanding gerontologists.
To nominate someone for the Dutch Kastenbaum Outstanding Gerontologist Award, download the form and further instructions. MGS will announce the winner at the MGS Conference on Friday, April 27, 2012.
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