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ASA NEWSLETTER
Appalink is
published twice a year, with a biannual, supplemental
web-published newsletter. The editor welcomes
submissions for announcements and news. Subjects
may include upcoming conferences, lectures, meetings,
fellowships, award nominations, or other events
that concern the membership of the Appalachian
Studies Association. Submissions should be sent
by e-mail or regular mail to:
Kevin Barksdale
Department of History Marshall University 116 Harris Hall Huntington, WV 25755
email: barksdale@marshall.edu
Phone: (304) 696-2956
Limited space is available, and all submissions
are subject to editing. Paid-for advertisements
will be considered for inclusion. Contact the
editor for rates.
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ONLINE
ISSUES
Volume 30, No.1, Fall 2006
(Acrobat .pdf 700k)
Volume 29, No.2, Spring 2006
(Acrobat .pdf 400k)
Volume
29, No.1, Fall 2005
(Acrobat .pdf 700k)
Volume
28, No.1, Fall 2004
(Acrobat .pdf 300k)
Volume
24, No. 2 or view online
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Volume
23, No. 1
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FROM ASA
• Available now: Please take our survey on the future of ASA
The Long Range Planning Committee survey on the future of the ASA is available after following this link.
Please take a few moments to respond to the survey and contribute your ideas.
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• Dayton Conference Photos Posted
Photographs from the 2006 Conference at Sinclair College, Dayton, Ohio are posted in the Photo Gallery.
• Critical Fundraising - Faces of Appalachia
Support a Permanent Endowment for the Appalachian Studies Association and the Center for the Study of Ethnicity and Gender in Appalachia!
In 1996, and again in 1999, a Rockefeller Foundation grant funded...
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EVENTS IN APPALACHIA
• A Different World:Diversity, Change, & App'n Youth Sympo
A Different World: Diversity, Change, and Appalachian Youth
November Symposium
Marshall University
Huntington, WV
List of Events*
Thursday, November 2, 8:00 PM
Marilyn Nelson
Reading in Birke Art Gallery
Friday, November 3, 2:00 PM
Marilyn Nelson
Discussion in Drinko Atrium
Monday, November 6, to Friday, November 10
Ancell...
• Emory & Henry Literary Festival Sept. 21-23, 2006
Literary Festival Brings Together Big-Name Writers Sept. 21-23
Seventeen of the most revered writers from Appalachia will unite at Emory & Henry Sept. 21-23 for a celebration of the 25th anniversary of the Appalachian Literary Festival, which many of these writers consider the single-most important event for advancing the reputation and uniq...
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JOBS
IN APPALACHIAN STUDIES
• Collections Manager Assistant at ETSU
College of Arts and Sciences – Center for Appalachian Studies and Services – B. Carroll Reece Museum and Archives of Appalachia – Full Time – Collections Management Assistant – Level 7 – 235330 – Position contingent upon grant funding. Position is divided equally between the B. Carroll Reece Museum and the Archives of Appalachia. Essential Fu...
• Secretary Position at Reece Museum
College of Arts and Sciences – Carroll Reece Museum – Secretary 3 – Level 5 – 133400 – Part-time (66.6%). This individual will serve as secretary aide for the Carroll Reece Museum, a division of the Center for Appalachian Studies and Services. The museum serves the College of Arts and Sciences, the university, and the regional community. The ...
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