• The first step to any annual meeting is, of course, registration! From left to right: Frank Whittington, Joy Whittington, Lora Gage
  • SGS Program Team - From left to right: Maureen Kelly, James R. Peacock (Program Co-Chairs) & Ed Rosenberg (SGS President)
  • From left to right: Maureen Kelly, James R. Peacock, Ed Rosenberg, Amy McNeely (hotel liaison).
  • SGS President Ed Rosenberg offers opening comments on the 30th SGS annual meeting’s theme: “The Past as Prologue”
  • From left to right: Wiley Mangum, Ann Mangum, Jodi Teitelman (in background), Ed Folts, Gordon Streib
  • From left to right: Ruth Streib, Ed Ansello, Gordon Streib
  • President's Opening Reception
  • Presidential Symposia - H. R. “Rick” Moody, “Leaving a Legacy”
  • Presidential Symposia - Larry Polivka, “Aging Policy: The Next 20 Years”
  • Student Paper Award: 1st & 3rd Place Winners - Elizabeth Corsentino and Chih-ling Liou with SGS President Ed Rosenberg
  • SGS Awards: Kelly Giles wins the Virginia Association on Aging Scholarship Award
  • SGS Awards: Joyce Varner receives the 2009 Applied Gerontologist Award from SGS President Ed Rosenberg
  • SGS Awards: Frank Whittington, center, is joined by Gordon Streib & Ed Rosenberg after receiving the 2009 Gordon Streib Academic Gerontologist Award
  • SGS Awards: Buz Barbour accepts the 2009 Best Practices Award, given to Hillsborough County Aging Services for its “Senior Zone” and “Senior Safety Zone” programs
  • SGS Awards: Maureen Kelly accepts the Rhoda Jennings Older Advocate Award on behalf of Austin Curry, who could not attend
  • SGS Awards: Poster Sessions
  • SGS Awards: Poster Sessions
  • SGS Awards: Poster Sessions
  • SGS Awards: Poster Sessions
  • SGS Awards: Poster Sessions
  • SGS Awards: Poster Sessions
  • SGS Awards: Poster Sessions
  • Chuck Longino Memorial Symposium
  • Chuck Longino Memorial Symposium Speaker: Jim Mitchell, Victor Marshall (symposium organizer), Don Bradley, Larry Polivka
  • Presidential Gala
  • Presidential Gala
  • Presidential Gala
  • Presidential Gala
  • In Joy Whittington’s capable hands, the Silent Auction raised almost $1,000.00! - Frank Whittington, Dana Bradley, Joy Whittington
  • Doug Beach (Secretary, FL Dept. of Elder Affairs) and Leigh Schield (President-Elect, Southeastern Association of Area Agencies on Aging) spoke on “Gerontological Practice: The Next 20 Years” at the Closing Brunch - From left to right: Ed Rosenberg, Leigh Schield, Doug Beach
  • Negotiating Arrangements: James R. Peacock and Lora Gage are about to come to blows, in reality they got along swimmingly
  • Parting Shots: Ever economy-conscious, Julie Wiggins salvages fruit from the Opening Reception for later events
  • Parting Shots: James R. Peacock tries to maintain order… but with the help of many
  • Parting Shots:
  • Parting Shots: