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 American Political Thought on the Web
Created and Maintained by Hugh Singerline
This website offers a gathering of online resources that are chosen for their relevance to those
who study American political thought and then are arranged according to categories.
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The Archaeological Institute of America (AIA) has
been dedicated to the encouragement and support of archaeological research and publication
and to the protection of the world's cultural heritage for more than a century. A
non-profit cultural and educational organization chartered by the U.S. Congress, it is the
oldest and largest archaeological organization in North America, with more than 11,000
members around the world.
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The Association of American Geographers (AAG) is
a scientific and educational society founded in 1904. Its 7,000 members share interests in
the theory, methods, and practice of geography, which they cultivate through the AAG's
Annual Meeting, two scholarly journals (the Annals of the Association of American
Geographers and The Professional Geographer), the monthly AAG Newsletter, and the
activities of its nine Regional Divisions and 49 Specialty Groups. The AAG conducts
educational and research projects that further its interests and programs.
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The Modern Language Association of America is a
not-for-profit membership organization that promotes the study and teaching of language
and literature. MLA members have worked together for over a century to encourage high
standards for teaching and scholarship in the field. The MLA publishes books and journals
for teachers, students, and researchers; arranges an annual convention where members share
their scholarship and teaching experiences with colleagues; assists job seekers and hiring
departments through the Job Information Service; develops MLA style, a set of
recommendations on documentation and the mechanics of writing; and sponsors committees
that oversee association activities and respond to ongoing and special issues affecting
the field, the humanities, and higher education.
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Programs, Activities and Special Events;
Advocacy, Annual Meetings, Awards and Prizes, Lectureship, Outreach, Residency Programs,
etc. Publications and Services The Journal, OAH Newsletter, OAH Magazine of
History, advertising information, and position papers Professional
Opportunities in American History Employment listings, grants, fellowships, and job
resources Web Sites for the History Profession.
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Founded in 1959, the Society for Cinema Studies
is a professional organization composed of college and university educators, filmmakers,
historians, critics, scholars, and others concerned with the study of the moving image.
The Society's goals are to promote all areas of media studies within universities and
two-and four-year colleges; to encourage and reward excellence in scholarship and writing;
to facilitate and improve the teaching of media studies as disciplines; to advance
multi-cultural awareness and interaction; to serve its members' professional needs and
concerns; to strengthen the ties between the academic community and those who interact
with it, from the media industry to the government to the public at large; and to promote
the preservation of our film, television, and video heritage.
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Scheduled Meetings, Honors, Awards, etc.
Fellowships & Grants, Committees, Education Projects, Other Activities
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The Society of Architectural Historians (SAH) and
its members invite the support and active participation of all who share our interest in
architecture--past, present, and future. Founded in 1940, the Society encourages scholarly
research in the field and promotes the preservation of significant architectural monuments
that are an integral part of our worldwide historical and cultural heritage.
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