Announcements

SAMLA Updates

SAMLA 86: "Sustainability and the Humanities" / Speakers

In connection with the theme of SAMLA 86, "Sustainability and the Humanities," we are excited to announce that our SAMLA 86 "Speakers and Events" page now features information about this year's main speakers, American novelist and essayist Wendell Berry and Dr. Ursula K. Heise from UCLA. The page can either be accessed via the drop-down menu from the "Conference" header or via this link.

SAMLA CFP-LIST is LIVE

We are happy to announce that the SAMLA CFP-list is now live on our website. It can be accessed either by clicking here or hovering over the conference tab in the top bar. We welcome all members of the SAMLA community to propose a panel using the SAMLA 86 CFP / Session Proposal Form. You can access the form either by following this link, or again by hovering over the conference tab, and then moving the mouse pointer on forms.

Conference Wrap-Up

As we close the chapter SAMLA85, we would like to thank everyone who attended and participated. This year's conference was truly a success. The positive feedback we received motivates us to make SAMLA86 an even better experience. With that being said, we will upload impressions from the conference on our website in the following days. While you will be able to find photos and videos, we will also curate Twitter posts from the conference to appreciate this exciting new SAMLA space as  well.

Keep checking our website!

SAR Updates

OPen SAR editor position (Pdf Download)

SAMLA’s Executive Committee is soliciting applications for the position of the Editor of the South Atlantic Review (SAR). The call provides a job description and outlines the qualities we are looking for in a candidate. If you have questions about the call, please contact Dr. Renée Schatteman, SAMLA Executive Director, at schatteman@gsu.edu.

Upcoming PUBLICATION: SAR 76.4

With the recent publication of v 76.3, South Atlantic Review is looking forward to the publication of our next issue: SAR v76.4. This issue will be a special guest-edited edition by Dr. Audrey Goodman. The theme for this issue is "American Spaces."