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Students Committee
The core mission of the ASA Students’ Committee is to advocate for and support the needs of student members of the ASA. We work throughout the year and at the annual conference to facilitate dialogue among students, and to identify and develop ways ASA membership can empower graduate students and enhance their professional development.
ASA 2011 Annual Meeting, Baltimore, MD
At this year’s American Studies Association annual meeting, in Baltimore, the Students’ Committee will be hosting a number of events tailored to graduate students’ needs, including workshops, roundtables and panel discussions. All of our events offer students the opportunity to meet, share ideas, and initiate professional relationships with scholars outside their own programs and universities. Please visit our Annual Meeting page for more information.
Roommate Connection Service
Eleven years ago, the Students’ Committee initiated a Roommate Connection Service for graduate students attending the annual ASA conference. The Committee will continue to offer this service for students attending the Baltimore conference. Rather than having to post your request for a roommate to a list, the Students’ Committee will act as a clearinghouse for students looking to share space.
Any student seeking a roommate need only send a message to the Students’ Committee. The Committee will, in turn, forward your message on to any other student(s) that seem to be a “match.” You will handle all the arrangements from there.
This service is available to all graduate students attending the ASA Conference. Please note that by submitting a request to the Roommate Connection Service, you give us permission to forward the entire contents of your message to other students seeking roommates. If the roommate connection works out, please RSVP back to the Students Committee so we can take your names off of our list.
Please complete the following information and send it to Mary Clater, Students Committee Co-Chair mec301@psu.edu with “Roommate Connection” in the subject heading.
Your Name
Your e-mail address
The dates you will be staying in Baltimore
Whether you HAVE or NEED a hotel room with details
Any preferences for lodging
Any preferences for roommate (e.g., gender, smoking, gay/lesbian friendly)
Please submit your requests no later than September 15, 2011
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The deadline to apply for membership on the ASA Students’ Committee is April 1! For more information, click the “Apply” tab at the top of this page.
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Call For Papers: Middle Atlantic American Studies Association
Theme: Heritage and the State
Date: April 8-9, 2011
Location: Harrisburg, PA
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DEADLINE EXTENDED: CFP, “American Empire in the Age of Globalization,” Abstracts due March 19th
We have extended the deadline for abstracts for our upcoming graduate conference on “American Empire in the Age of Globalization.” Please send 250-500 word abstracts to .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) by March 19th. The conference will be at Binghamton University in Binghamton, NY on April 23-24. Our keynote speaker will be Donald Pease.
CFP: American Empire in the Age of Globalization
Shifting Tides, Anxious Borders: A Graduate Student Conference in American Studies
Conference Dates: April 23-24, 2010
Location: Binghamton University; Binghamton, NY
Focus: American Empire in the Age of Globalization
Keynote Speaker: Donald E. Pease, Avalon Foundation Chair of the Humanities, Dartmouth College
Attention Grad Students Looking to Publish!
The ASA has just posted a link to this directory of American Studies journals throughout the world:
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American Quarterly [official journal site]
American Quarterly [editorial site]
Encyclopedia of American Studies
Encyclopedia of American Studies [editorial site]