GRADUATE STUDENT CAUCUS
The Graduate Student Caucus of the American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies (ASECS)
was founded in 1992. We host a luncheon at the ASECS annual meeting, organize panels of professional and scholarly interest, facilitate a mentoring program to connect graduate students with scholars, recognize outstanding faculty with an annual mentorship award, and promote the next generation of eighteenth-century scholars.
In addition to the programming we provide each year at the ASECS Annual Meeting, the Graduate Student Caucus also has a thriving online presence. Here is where you can find us:
The Graduate Student Caucus began in Seattle at the 1992 meeting. Hans Turley of the University of Washington was chosen as the first chair and asked to organize a gathering of graduate students at the next meeting in Providence. At that meeting, the Graduate Student Caucus was then given the status and independence of an affiliate society. Since that first gathering of graduate students in 1993, the Graduate Student Caucus has consistently planned a panel for the annual meeting. In recent years, the caucus has significantly expanded its activities. It now offers at least two panels at every annual meeting, organizes mentorship activities and a luncheon, presents a mentorship award, and maintains an online presence.
| Caucus Home |
| Upcoming Events/CFPs |
| Fliegelman Mentorship Award |
| Graduate Student Awards |
| Past Programming |
| Past Leadership |
| Caucus Constitution |
2011-2012 Chair:
NICHOLAS E. MILLER
Washington University
in St. Louis
n.e.miller@wustl.edu
2011-2012 Co-Chair:
KATHARINE ZIMOLZAK
University of Southern California
zimolzak@usc.edu