Michigan § 390.32 - Institute of gerontology; duties and functions.
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§ 390.32. Institute of gerontology; duties and functions.
The institute shall:
In the field of training,
Stimulate and contribute to training in gerontology in the various schools and departments of the universities.
Offer specialized interdisciplinary training in gerontology at the graduate and postgraduate levels for those entering or already working in the field.
In the fields of research and publications,
Encourage, foster and conduct research in all important areas of gerontology.
Provide research support for university instructional staff and other investigators in gerontology.
In the field of community service, organize and promote programs of community education and services in the field of aging, and shall conduct courses and educational activities designed to serve those working with our older citizens.
Source: official Michigan text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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