Fellows of AGE

An individual may become a Fellow following nomination by another Fellow. Before nominating a person, please take a look below at the current fellow list. Criteria for Fellowship include major contributions to biomedical aging research as recognized by the Awards Committee including:

• Five years of continuous membership, or three years if also serving on the Board of Directors or as an Officer of AGE (President, Secretary, Treasurer, EC member)
• A minimum of five first or senior authored primary papers in peer-reviewed journals describing original investigations relevant to biomedical aging
• Active engagement in the field of aging

The nomination application consists of:

• A nomination letter describing the nominee’s qualifications and required criteria
• The nominee’s CV. No self­ nominations will be accepted.

The Awards Committee will review eligibility, compile the documents and create a slate of candidates for the AAA Board on which to vote. Nominations will be accepted until December 1, 2023.  Any materials received after this date will not be considered.  Once the materials have been collected, the nominator should send the documents to Holly Brown-Borg.

New AGE Fellows to be inducted for 2022:

Christy Carter, PhD and Kristen Gribble, PhD

The following individuals have been honored as Fellows by the American Aging Association:

Emeritus 

• Douglas L. Schmucker

In Memoriam 

• Linda K. Dixon
• Denham Harman
• Kenichi Kitani
• Norman S. Wolf

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