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Annual Meeting Recap, Thanks
At this year’s American Studies Association annual meeting, the Students’ Committee hosted a record number of events tailored to graduate students’ needs.  We would like to thank everyone who made these events possible, including the faculty members who appeared on panels and roundtables, and the students who attended the events. 

The Students’ Committee would also like to thank those who made donations to our fund.  Without your support, it would not be possible to organize these important and well-attended events.

For a recap of the events sponsored by the Students’ Committee at the Albuquerque annual meeting, click here.

Our Core Mission
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.

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Attention Grad Students Looking to Publish!

The ASA has just posted a link to this directory of American Studies journals throughout the world:

American Studies Journals

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Route 66 and the ASA Annual Meeting in October

Danish Am. Studies graduate student in search of material on Route 66 - and possibly tips on where to stay in Albuquerque, NM, during the annual meeting.

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