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Registration Now Open for the 2019 ASA Conference

appalstudies
Aug 22, 2022
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Registration is now open for the 42nd Annual ASA Conference, AppalachA’ville, March 14-17, 2019 at UNC Asheville in Asheville, North Carolina.


Conference registration is handled by the University of Illinois Press. Please visit this link to register for the 2019 conference.

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Tara Doridy
Tara Doridy
Sep 03

I remember being so excited when registration opened for https://www.tintfit.com/ that Asheville conference—AppalachA'ville was such a fitting theme for the location, and UNC Asheville was a great host. It's always a highlight of the year to connect with other scholars, activists, and artists who are doing such important work in the region. I hope they brought back some of those collaborative workshops and panel discussions that spark new ideas and projects. Those Appalachian Studies conferences really do feel like a homecoming of sorts for anyone invested in the region's culture and future.

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