AMSA's 18th Conference
on Men and Masculinities in Atlanta, Georgia
March 25 - 28, 2010
The Board of the American Men's Studies
Association at its annual meeting in conjunction with AMSA's 17th Annual
Conference in Montréal chose the city of Atlanta, Georgia as
its meeting site for the 18th annual conference March 25-28, 2010.
More
information will be available as further decisions are taken.
Montreal
2009 Conference Is AMSA's Largest
June
22nd Deadline for Submissions for the Conference
Proceedings Volume
AMSA President Robert Heasley (left) welcomed over 120 scholars and practitioners to the 17th Annual Conference on Men and Masculinities April 3-5, 2009 in Montréal. The number made it AMSA's largest conference ever. The 2009 Conference with the theme Beyond Borders: Masculinities and Margins. began at
1:30pm Friday April 3rd, and included presentations by over 100 international scholars, practitioners and activists. With the exception of the Friday evening dinner, all conference events were held at Concordia University. Read more.
Call for Paper Submissions & Readers for the AMSA 2009 Conference Proceedings Volume.
AMSA Awards 2009 Loren Frankel Scholarship to Yiu-tung Suen
Yiu-tung
Suen (far right), a doctoral student in Sociology at St. Antony's College
of Oxford University received the 2009 Loren Frankel Scholarship at the
Annual Banquet of the 17th Meeting of the American Men's Studies Association.
The award is presented to a student in the critical study of masculinities
who is presenting a paper at the Annual Meeting. Read
more.
AMSA is committed to supporting new scholars and students engaged in the critical study of men and masculinities. You can be an important part of this effort to encourage, enable, and provide opportunities for young scholars to present their research at AMSA's annual conference. For more information about applying for or contributing to the fund (Contributions are fully tax-deductable.): The Loren Frankel Scholarship
AMSA Calls for Submissions to Update The Men's Studies Syllabus Project
As part of its goal to promote
the academic study and teaching of men and masculinities, AMSA is making
available syllabi used in Men's 
Studies
Courses for download. Access the
current available syllabi.
What's New in the Latest Issue of
The Journal of Men's Studies?
Check out the Contents of Volume 17, Issue 2 (Spring 2009).
An Official Journal of the American Men's Studies Association