As of the most recent A.S.A. conference, November 8-11 in Atlanta, the Early American Matters Caucus has two new co-coordinators. Dennis Moore (Florida State Univ.), who founded the Caucus in 2004, is rotating out of his long-time role as the group’s leader, and Sari Altschuler (Northeastern...

To learn more about the incredible work being done at your local ASA chapter, please join us at the Regional Chapters Committee meeting at ASA in Atlanta.

Business Meeting: Regional Chapters Committee

Time: Thu Nov...

The Southeastern American Studies Assocation announces its call for papers for "Looking Back, Talking Back, Moving Forward," a conference to be held March 14-16, 2019 at the Emory Conference Center and Hotel in Atlanta, Georgia. 

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The New York Metro Studies Assocation (NYMASA) announces its call for papers for "Emergences and Emergencies," a conference to be held October 13, 2018 at New York University. The Keynote Conversation will feature Dr. Kandice Chuh (CUNY Graduate...

The southern-regional chapter's current president, Krystyn Moon, has e-mailed a link to SASA members so we can vote for officers and Board members, 2017-2019 (for details, please see the "About SASA" link at southernamericanstudiesassociation.org). If you're a SASA member but haven't received...

As a followup to another highly successful biennial SASA conference, our president Krystyn Moon is preparing to post our ballot via a link at our website. Meanwhile, our Board extends a hearty Thank You...

Everything You Wanted to Know About Academic Professionalization
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The New York Metro American Studies Association (NYMASA) invites applications to participate in our 2017 Summer Institute, “...

The officers and Board of SASA, the Southern regional chapter of the American Studies Association, join our colleagues, friends, and fellow activists in condemning the pernicious legislation recently enacted in North Carolina that unjustly denies members of the LGBTQ community access to the...

In its March 2016 issue, American Quarterly launched a new section titled “Digital Projects Review” by way of an introductory editorial essay paired with the first published review in this category. While, in theory, the inclusion of digital project reviews as a regular feature of our...