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Announcing the 2025 ASA Election Results
We're excited to announce this year's elected members, who will serve three-year terms from July 1, 2025, to June 30, 2028:
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President-Elect 2025-2026; President 2026-2027; Immediate Past-President 2027-2028
Tanisha C. Ford, CUNY Graduate Center
Tanisha C. Ford is a professor of History; Black, Race & Ethnic Studies; and Biography & Memoir at The Graduate Center, CUNY. Holding a Ph.D. in twentieth-century U.S. history with expertise in African diaspora history and transnational American studies, Ford is an interdisciplinary historian whose research examines African diasporic social movements, material and visual cultures, critical philanthropic studies, and life writing. The author of ...(Read more)
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Call for Applications or Nominations for Standing or Prize Committees
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Council Endorses MLA Statement on COVID-19 and Academic Labor
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Council Endorses American Sociological Association's Statement Regarding Faculty Review and Reappointment Processes During the COVID-19 Crisis
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Joint Statement on Department of Education Office for Civil Rights Investigations into NYU and UCLA
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Sports Studies CFP: ASA Annual Meeting in Atlanta, Georgia, November 8-11, 2018
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Material Culture Caucus Events at ASA2017
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Call for Book Proposals: Music and Social Justice, a New Series from University of Michigan Press
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New Deadline Oct. 30th: Critical Disability Studies Caucus Graduate Student Paper Award
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'tis the season: Voting for SASA board and officers
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Early American Matters at the 2017 Chicago Annual Meeting—and Beyond
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