Michigan
Association of Senior
Centers
The 2009 Conference
November 4 through 6
Brochure
Room Reservation Forms
Conference Registration
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Benefits of
Membership
The purpose of the Michigan Association of Senior Centers is to promote and strengthen the profession of
senior center management and senior centers within the aging network.
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Advocates for Senior Centers on the state and national level
Promotes Senior Center visibility statewide
Educates Members about pertinent legislation
Develops and promotes Senior Center standards
Provides networking opportunities for Senior Center staff throughout Michigan
Publishes a quarterly newsletter
Provides an annual conference
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To become part of this growing organization and to experience the benefit of membership, print and complete the application. Send the application along with your check payable to Michigan Association of Senior Centers to:
C/o Sue Koivula, Membership Chair
City/Township of Northville
303 W. Main
Northville, MI 48167
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Vision
"Michigan Association of Senior Centers is a
dynamic network of senior centers committed to
growth, excellence, and strategic partnerships."
Mission Statement
"To promote the growth, development and expansion of senior centers and to advance professional senior center leadership"
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Governor Granholm Honors MASC
Governor Granholm recognizes MASC and proclaims September 2008 as
Senior Center Month.
Senior Centers in the News
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All senior centers to remain openHoughton Lake resorterThe Roscommon County Commission on Aging has reached a consensus not to close any senior centers for now. County Commissioners Pam Stephan and Marc Milburn ... |
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Letters from Resident readersSan Jose Mercury NewsUnfortunately, within the 16 or so senior centers, only five have a fitness center and one has an "open gym." A senior on limited income pays about $100 a ... |
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