ASA News Submission

Share your News with the whole ASA Community

Please note that this form is for submitting news to be reported in the ASA News biannual newsletter only. If your news will be outdated before the next newsletter is published (March/September), please send it directly to the Secretariat at secretariat@africanstudies.org

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Are you a former Carnegie Corporation of New York (CCNY) Fellow?*
Would you be interested in being contacted for a spotlight interview about your CCNY experience for a future issue of ASA news?
Please list any publications in an ASA journal: (African Studies Review or History in Africa)
Please tell us about your new and/or updated publications (books, articles, reports, op-eds etc.)
Please tell us about any recent recognitions, awards, positions, and/or promotions you have received.
Please tell us if you (or someone you advised) recently defended a dissertation.
Please include a full name, institution, title of dissertation, and type of degree (PhD, DMA, etc.)
Please tell us about any other updates you would like to share (this can include categories not listed above, like obituaries, and other relevant news)
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