Decisions of the ASA Board of Directors, March-June 2017
June 13, 2017
The Board appointed Dorothy Hodgson to serve as the ASA delegate to the ACLS
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Summer 2017
Welcome to the Summer 2017 edition of ASA News! In this issue you will find letters from the ASA President and Executive Director, member announcements, and information about new ASA initiatives and developments. We hope you enjoy this issue, and please feel free to share your feedback about this issue with us by emailing the ASA at kathryn@africanstudies.org kathryn@africanstudies.org.
Welcome to the Summer 2017 edition of ASA News! In this issue you will find letters from the ASA President and Executive Director, member announcements, and information about new ASA initiatives and developments. We hope you enjoy this issue, and please feel free to share your feedback about this issue with us by emailing the ASA at kathryn@africanstudies.org kathryn@africanstudies.org.
The ASA thanks supporters of our 60th Anniversary Campaign
June 13, 2017
2017 marks the 60th anniversary of the founding of the African Studies Association. To recognize the past 60 years and to look forward to the next 60,
Read MoreWelcome to the Summer 2017 edition of ASA News! In this issue you will find letters from the ASA President and Executive Director, member announcements, and information about new ASA initiatives and developments. We hope you enjoy this issue, and please feel free to share your feedback about this issue with us by emailing the ASA at kathryn@africanstudies.org kathryn@africanstudies.org.
Announcing the ASA Annual Meeting Podcast Series and YouTube Channel
June 13, 2017
The African Studies Association partnered with the Africa Past and Present podcast of Michigan State University at the 59th Annual Meeting of the ASA to launch
Read MoreWelcome to the Summer 2017 edition of ASA News! In this issue you will find letters from the ASA President and Executive Director, member announcements, and information about new ASA initiatives and developments. We hope you enjoy this issue, and please feel free to share your feedback about this issue with us by emailing the ASA at kathryn@africanstudies.org kathryn@africanstudies.org.
Summer 2017 Member Announcements
June 13, 2017
The African Studies Association is pleased to showcase the achievements of our members in each edition of ASA News. If you have an announcement, publication, or
Read MoreWelcome to the Summer 2017 edition of ASA News! In this issue you will find letters from the ASA President and Executive Director, member announcements, and information about new ASA initiatives and developments. We hope you enjoy this issue, and please feel free to share your feedback about this issue with us by emailing the ASA at kathryn@africanstudies.org kathryn@africanstudies.org.
2017 Annual Meeting Program Preview
June 13, 2017
by Marissa Moorman and Susanna Wing, Program Co-Chairs
Now that paper, panel, and roundtable acceptances have been sent we are excited to see the 2017 Annual Meeting
Read MoreWelcome to the Summer 2017 edition of ASA News! In this issue you will find letters from the ASA President and Executive Director, member announcements, and information about new ASA initiatives and developments. We hope you enjoy this issue, and please feel free to share your feedback about this issue with us by emailing the ASA at kathryn@africanstudies.org kathryn@africanstudies.org.
Meet Your Board: An Interview with Mary-Jane Deeb
June 13, 2017
Mary-Jane Deeb, Library of Congress, was elected to the Board of Directors in May 2015. You can find our interview with Mary-Jane Deeb below.
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Welcome to the Summer 2017 edition of ASA News! In this issue you will find letters from the ASA President and Executive Director, member announcements, and information about new ASA initiatives and developments. We hope you enjoy this issue, and please feel free to share your feedback about this issue with us by emailing the ASA at kathryn@africanstudies.org kathryn@africanstudies.org.
2017 ACLS/AHP Presidential Fellows
June 13, 2017
The ASA will welcome four fellows that were selected in collaboration with the African Humanities Program of the American Council of Learned Societies to the 60th
Read MoreWelcome to the Summer 2017 edition of ASA News! In this issue you will find letters from the ASA President and Executive Director, member announcements, and information about new ASA initiatives and developments. We hope you enjoy this issue, and please feel free to share your feedback about this issue with us by emailing the ASA at kathryn@africanstudies.org kathryn@africanstudies.org.
Emerging Scholars Network: Where are we?
June 13, 2017
The African Studies Association is pleased to welcome a new column for ASA News, which will focus on information important to emerging scholars. The ASA thanks Emerging
Read MoreWelcome to the Summer 2017 edition of ASA News! In this issue you will find letters from the ASA President and Executive Director, member announcements, and information about new ASA initiatives and developments. We hope you enjoy this issue, and please feel free to share your feedback about this issue with us by emailing the ASA at kathryn@africanstudies.org kathryn@africanstudies.org.
Coordinate Organization Spotlight: Ghana Studies Association
June 13, 2017
The African Studies Association will showcase the events and activities of one of our coordinate organizations in each issue of ASA News. The Summer 2017 edition features
Read MoreWelcome to the Summer 2017 edition of ASA News! In this issue you will find letters from the ASA President and Executive Director, member announcements, and information about new ASA initiatives and developments. We hope you enjoy this issue, and please feel free to share your feedback about this issue with us by emailing the ASA at kathryn@africanstudies.org kathryn@africanstudies.org.
Summer 2017 Advocacy Update
June 13, 2017
The African Studies Association has been actively expanding its advocacy efforts on behalf of African Studies and international education, and creating opportunities for ASA members to
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