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We’re delighted that our next biennial conference, in early 2011, will be in Atlanta, thanks to our gracious host, Christine Skwiot (History, at Georgia State University). A decade earlier we met at Atlanta, and it’ll be good to be back. Meanwhile, it’s a pleasure to welcome our newest colleague on the SASA Board: William Boelhower, the Robert Thomas and Rita Wetta Adams Professor of Atlantic Studies in LSU’s Department of English. We also delight in our Facebook site and in reminding friends and colleagues across the land about our spiffy new website, http://sasa.gmu.edu/index.html, housed at the same institution as our current president, Eric Gary Anderson (George Mason University), who has been at Charlottesville this fall, thanks to a Virginia Foundation for the Humanities fellowship. —Dennis Moore, .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)

By Dennis Moore, Wed, December 16, 2009 - 10:31 am
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