February 2018
Member Newsletter
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An Annual Meeting Working Group consists of a small number of meeting attendees who share interest in a common topic and attend panels and plenary sessions related to a similar topic. All working groups must submit an application.
Deadline: March 30, 2018
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APSA welcomes affiliated groups and organizations to host special events, business meetings and/or receptions at the 2018 APSA Annual Meeting. To request event space, please submit a
copy of this application
for each function. Deadline: March 30, 2018
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Panel construction is underway! All annual meeting submitters will receive an acceptance or rejection notice via e-mail for each proposal submitted by mid-March! Check the
annual meeting website
for more details and updates!
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MARCH 2018: Upcoming Deadlines
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Early-career scholars in Africa and the MENA region are invited to apply to participate in one of two Research Development Groups, to be held in conjunction with the 2018 APSA Annual Meeting in Boston, MA. Selected participants will receive up to $1,000 in APSA travel grant funding. Learn more.
APSA's Centennial Center will host a teaching-oriented workshop for faculty of introductory courses related to American government from May 18-19, 2018. Led by Andrew Rudalevige (Bowdoin College) and Caroline Tolbert (University of Iowa & University of Delaware), this workshop offers a unique opportunity for faculty with similar teaching interests to refresh existing syllabi, develop new teaching approaches, and share best practices. Apply now.
The APSA Minority Fellowship Program spring applications are open! Established in 1969, MFP aims to increase diversity and the presence of underrepresented individuals in the discipline of political science. The spring round provides support to first and second year political science PhD students from underrepresented groups. Apply now.
APSA invites applications from early-career Arab scholars who would like to participate in the 2018 MENA Workshops. The two part program will be held in Rabat from September 24-28, 2018 and in Tunis from January 29 to February 1, 2019. Fellows will network with colleagues from across the MENA region and develop research related to "The Evolving Role of Political Institutions in the Arab World." Apply now.
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APRIL 2018: Upcoming Deadlines
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APSA's Small Research Grants support political scientists not employed at PhD-granting departments or who are in non-tenure track or contingent positions ineligible for departmental funding. Awards of up to $2,500 may be used for research activities such as travel to archives, travel to conduct interviews, administration and coding of instruments, research assistance, and purchase of datasets. Apply now.
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Looking for jobs in the discipline? Upload your CV to eJobs through the APSA website. eJobs is the most comprehensive database of jobs related to political science, accessible to APSA members. Learn more here. |
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APSA is pleased to announce the publication of the February 2018 issue of the
American Political Science Review. Featured topics include disloyalty within British parliament, the Japanese electoral system, political effects of Medicaid expansion, and more!
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Recruit a New Member!
The Member-Get-A-Member Program is the ideal opportunity to share your success by encouraging your non-member colleagues to join.
Every time you recruit a new member, you help strengthen APSA!
A vital and growing membership means greater recognition of the field, improved educational and networking opportunities for members, and the advancement of the professional worldwide.
Each member who recruits a paid new or returning member will receive $10 off their next membership renewal!
Recruit a new member here!
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Did you know
that APSA has a Graduate Student Connection? The resources made available through the Graduate Student Collection include opportunities at the Annual Meeting, dissertation workshops, career materials, diversity and inclusion programs, the mentoring program, information on applying to graduate school, and data on the profession.
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Organized Section Updates
Section 19, previously known as International Security and Arms Control, has recently merged with the International Security division and updated their name to
International Security.
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2018 TLC Attendees
Thank you to the 2018 Teaching & Learning Conference attendees for a productive and successful event!
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Call for Mentors: APSA Mentoring Program
APSA seeks mentors, especially, for first generation scholars and individuals interested in Latino politics. APSA Mentors provide professional advice to undergrads, graduate students, and junior faculty in the profession. Sign up or contact us for more information.
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Members in the Media
APSA publishes a weekly press gallery
highlighting examples of blogging, writing, and interviews from APSA members. Use #APSAPressGallery hashtag to keep APSA informed of your work and readings, or email us at [email protected].
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Member of the Month:
Angelia Wilson
Congratulations to Angelia Wilson our member of the month for February! Dr. Wilson is a Professor of Politics at The University of Manchester as well as an active member of APSA since 1993.
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Stay Connected with APSA:
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American Political Science Association
1527 New Hampshire Ave. NW, Washington, DC 20036-1206
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