ACIS 2020

ACIS 2020 national conference attendees: We are continuing to monitor the COVID-19 situation closely and take precautions. Currently, we plan to proceed with the conference. Please direct all queries and discussions about this conference to acis2020@stthom.edu

The ACIS 2020 schedule is available on our website, under the schedule of events tab. We are asking all final changes to be communicated to acis2020@stthom.edu by February 10. stthom.edu/acis

The ACIS 2020 Houston host team is encouraging all delegates to register by February 1. A late penalty of $25 will apply from February 15 onwards. All delegates are reminded that their ACIS membership should be current.

The ACIS 2020 Houston team have been busy scheduling. All proposals should have received an email response. If not, please contact us at acis2020@stthom.edu. If you are presenting or reading at the conference we ask you please to register for the early bird rate by February 1.

Our New Year’s Resolution is to see you all in Houston for @acis2020

@stoverjd This is the Center for Irish studies at UST Houston. We need those shades to keep out the summer sun. Should be perfect in April though 🤞

@acis2020 Whose house is this?! Love the trim and window shades!!

We are busy organising panels for #ACIS2020 in Houston

I just booked flights and reserved my room for @acis2020 ! The scholarship and keynotes are great, naturally, but it's the wonderful Irish studies community, opportunities for collaboration, and general merriment that keep me coming back! @TimTimothy87 @immirage @malcolmsen et al

Deadline Extended! A chairde -- Thanks to all of you who have submitted proposals for ACIS 2020! You should have received an automatic response acknowledging receipt. We're extending the deadline until Sunday, December 1. Please spread the word: stthom.edu/acis

Táimid ag súil go mbeidh an Ghaeilge i lár an aonaigh ag ACIS 2020. Tá fáilte roimh pháipéir agus phainéil curtha i láthair trí mheán na Gaeilge. Cuir achoimre chugainn ag: stthom.edu/acis

A gentle reminder that we're still accepting proposals for ACIS 2020 in Houston. Perhaps this little video will provide proposal writing inspiration. Houston is a city well known for its food and art scene and we look forward to welcoming you! youtube.com/watch?v=78vDk9…

CFP klaxon! Check out (and consider submitting to) our special session on Visual Culture and Irish Studies: Bridging Methods and Fields, @acis2020 Houston April 1-4, 2020. Organizers: Úna Ní Bhroiméil, Michael de Nie, Emily Mark-FitzGerald, Mary Trotter bit.ly/2m5YFN3

Superb setting and collection at UND’s Herburgh Library. #irishresearch @ACIrishStudies @MidwestACIS @acis2020

ACIS 2020 Keynote Speaker: Mary Robinson, Former President of Ireland, Chair of The Elders and UN Special Envoy on Climate Change. Submit proposals, register, and book accommodation at: stthom.edu/acis

ACIS 2020 Plenary Speaker: Sarah L. Townsend, University of New Mexico. What’s New about the New Irish? Race, Whiteness, and Immigration in Ireland and Irish America. Read more, submit paper/panel proposals and register at: stthom.edu/acis

The University of St.Thomas, Houston, is delighted to share the ACIS 2020 conference website, where you can submit proposals, register, and book rooms with the group rate at the conference hotel: stthom.edu/acis

@EnglishUCC team were delighted (& relieved!) to win the Literary Quiz in aid of @PennyDinnersCor in @vibesandscribes tonight!

Take note members of @ACIrishStudies twitter.com/iaphistorians/…

Our weekly Sunday Drop-in Family Workshop starts at 11.30am, and today’s session will take inspiration from the stained glass works of Harry Clarke in our collection. All materials provided, drop by the Maples and Calder Creative Space and join in up to 1.30pm!

Great to meet up with Joe Lee @acis2018, where tribute was paid to his great service in @GIHNYU. #acisCork twitter.com/alexwhitesc/st…