Minority Scholars Committee, The ASA

Main issues affecting minority scholars?

2007-08-07T16:10:00-05:00

Report from the Minority Scholars� Committee 2005

2007-05-24T22:44:01-05:00

At the 2004 Annual meeting in Atlanta, Georgia, the following Minority Scholars committee were present: Nicole R. Fleetwood, Robert Hayashi, Sanda Lwin, Curtis Marez. The Committee is looking forward to convening again the 2005 Annual meeting in Washington, DC where we will introduce our newest members, John Streamas, Harrod J. Suarez, University of Minnesota (June 2008) and Kyla W. Tompkins.

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Report from the Minority Scholars’ Committee 1999

2007-05-24T22:44:01-05:00

The Minority Scholars' Committee has been busy preparing for the annual meeting in Montreal.

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Report from the Minority Scholars’ Committee 2006

2007-05-24T22:44:00-05:00

Since I was appointed the chair of the Minority Scholars' Committee (MSC) in June, I have been thinking about what direction the group should go in. I have reviewed the minutes of last year's meeting at the annual conference and have also looked at the committee's mid-year report.

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Report from the Minority Scholars’ Committee Mid-Year 2004

2007-05-24T22:44:00-05:00

This last year the Minority Scholars Committee sponsored two panels: "As We Climb" and "Recovering the 19th Century Borderlands."

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Report from the Minority Scholars’ Committee Mid-Year 2003

2007-05-24T22:44:00-05:00

The Minority Scholars' Committee looks forward to the annual meeting in Houston, Texas, where we will introduce our newest members, John Michael Rivera and Theodore Gonzalves.

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Report from the Minority Scholars’ Committee 2002

2007-05-24T22:44:00-05:00

The Minority Scholars' Committee looks forward to the annual meeting in Houston, Texas, where we will introduce our newest members, John Michael Rivera and Theodore Gonzalves.

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Report from the Minority Scholars’ Committee Mid-Year 2002

2007-05-24T22:44:00-05:00

At the 2001 ASA Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C., the Minority Scholars' Committee co-sponsored a panel with the Women's Committee, "The Meanings and Representations of Work in the Lives of Women of Color," and hosted a joint reception with the Women's Committee and the Sexual Minorities Scholars(hip) Caucus.

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Report from the Minority Scholars’ Committee 2001

2007-05-24T22:44:00-05:00

The Minority Scholars' Committee has been busy preparing for the annual meeting in Montreal.

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Report from the Minority Scholars’ Committee 1998

2007-05-24T22:44:00-05:00

The Minority Scholars Committee reported on its activities for the annual meeting and in regards to cooperative ventures with the Women's Committee and the Presidential Advisory Committee on Relations with Ethnic Studies Programs, Faculty, and Students.

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Report from the Minority Scholars’ Committee 1997

2007-05-24T22:44:00-05:00

This year, the Minority Scholars' Committee was able to meet together not only at the Annual Meeting in Kansas City last October, but also, with the support of the Association and John Stephens in particular, in Washington last January. Under the leadership of Alvina Quintana, Committee members engaged a number of issues.

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Reports

2007-05-24T21:47:01-05:00

Committee reports from 1997 to present

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2007-05-22T21:47:00-05:00

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Minority Scholars Committee

2007-04-25T23:38:00-05:00

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