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The Southern American Studies Association is the largest, and one of the most respected regional chapters of the American Studies Association (U.S.A.). SASA, with a mailing list of over 700 and an active membership of 500, presents new developments and findings in American Studies scholarship, identified and defines areas of debate about the nature of American culture and its study, and conducts cultural and historical programs on the South and its communities. American Studies specifies an interdisciplinary investigation of American culture in order to better understand the institutional patterns, beliefs, and values of America's pluralistic society.
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SASA’s new URL: http://www.cas.gsu.edu/sasa/
Georgia State University’s Christine Skwiot, who is co-hosting our next biennial conference—February 17-19 in Atlanta—reminds me that posting this brand-new URL here’s a grand idea, et viola!
Leave us not forget that September 15 deadline for proposing papers and panels and such, and for now, Ciao—D.M.
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call for participants: Colloquy with Michael Elliott, at SASA ‘011, on his _Custerology_
At our ‘009 conference at George Mason, we had a lively, substantive, interdisciplinary discussion of historian Woody Holton’s _Unruly Americans and the Origins of the Constitution_—and I’m cooking one up for our Atlanta conference on the book _Custerology_, by Michael Elliott of Emory University. To apply, e-mail Dennis Moore, .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
, by the Monday after Labor Day, September 13. Thanks!
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REMINDER: proposals for SASA’s next Biennale are due SEPT 15
The Southern American Studies Association’s very next biennial conference—February 17-19 in downtown Atlanta—is fast approaching!, as is our mid-September due date for turning in a proposal. What a shame it would be, missing that September 15 deadline!
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CONGRATS to most recent CRITOPH PRIZE-winning graduate student!
As we look forward to our next biennial SASA conference—mid-February ‘011 in midtown Atlanta, with a mid-September deadline for proposing a paper or a panel—here’s an announcement from our president about Katie Brian’s having received SASA’s most recent CRITOPH PRIZE:
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CFP, SASA 2011: “Peoples, Publics and Places of the SouthS”
SEPTEMBER 15 is deadline for proposing papers and panels for the next biennial SASA conference, which’ll be February 17-19 ‘011, back in Atlanta!
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