#CFP: “American Carnage.” Canadian Association for American Studies (#CAASCanada), October 23-25, 2026 (In person at #DalhousieUniversity, Halifax, Nova Scotia). Check out our CFP! https://t.co/Si2YkoIJe6
Day 2 of our #whatsgoingon conference! Another great day of papers on resistance, picket lines, and climate change. PLUS: we have our Plenary Session at 6PM!
One more day until our #whatsgoingon conference is live! We're kicking off the day tomorrow with a panel featuring papers on archives and libraries, policing, #JamesBaldwin, and so much more! #caascanada#conference
Update! Deadline extended! Submit your #abstract for our #CFP by April 21st! Check out the details of our #whatsgoingon conference here: https://t.co/d5V5Oj89jo
Have you submitted an abstract for our 2025 conference yet? They're due by March 31st! We'd love to hear about your research, so be sure to submit your proposal! https://t.co/d5V5Oj89jo
#conference#CAAS
#CFP: Remembering Percy Walton (1957-2024): What might these deeply unsettling developments mean for Canadian scholars and students of American life, let alone ordinary Canadians? This roundtable is dedicated to the memory of the late Percy Walton. https://t.co/5gWdAs36B9
Another wonderful announcement! This year’s Robert K. Martin prize for best #book published by a CAAS member in the previous calendar year to: Refugee Lifeworlds: The Afterlife of the Cold War in Cambodia by Dr. Y-Dang Troeung (Temple University Press): https://t.co/w8zCaVDHsK
#Congratulations to Ira Wells and David Janzen for co-winning the Ernest Redekop Essay Prize! Check out Jansen's article on #Petroculture (https://t.co/OE5Cb6w55X) and Wells' article on #NormanJewison (https://t.co/tCVpT1vQYh)