The American Council for Québec Studies is a multi-disciplinary academic organization promoting the study of Québec.
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Registration for 2010 ACQS Conference is now open. Reserve your room at the Burlington Hilton.
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Table of Contents for Québec Studies Volume 49 has been posted.
The Institute on Quebec Studies at SUNY Plattsburgh in partnership with the Quebec Studies Program at McGill University and the American Council for Québec Studies is pleased to announce a new multifaceted initiative, designed to serve the needs of new scholars i.e. doctoral candidates and junior professors engaged in research on Quebec issues in the United States. This initiative features three related efforts: a call for papers; the convening of a colloquium; and, the publication of edited essays in a special issue of the journal Quebec Studies. Please click Colloquium Information for complete details.
The new ACQS officers for 2009-2011 are David Massell, President; Amy Reid, Vice-President; Susan Pinette, Secretary; and Sam Fisher, Treasurer.
AIEQ has announced several research opportunities for students and faculty. AIEQ Newsletter, 13 novembre 2009
Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec (BAnQ), de concert avec l'Association internationale des études québécoises (AIÉQ), est fière d'annoncer la mise en ligne de l'Instrument de recherche en littérature québécoise sur le portail de BAnQ ainsi que sur le site internet de l'AIÉQ.
Click on Icebergs for some amazing pictures from the Canadian North.
Click on Acadie, art et culture to read the conference presentation by Herménégilde Chiasson.
Prof. H. V. Nelles, McMaster University, presented a talk on Quebec City anniversary celebrations at the 2008 ACQS Conference. Click on the following for the text of the presentation published by Historica Foundation: Quebec's 400th Anniversary.
The Fund for ACQS has been announced. The Fund for ACQS will insure the financial stability of the organization and generate dividends that will allow ACQS to expand its mission and serve a greater number of researchers and institutions. Currently contributions are tax-deductible only in the US.
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