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2010 Annual Meeting Information The 106th Annual Meeting & Exhibition will be held September 2-5, 2010, in Washington, D.C. Program Chairs Andrea Campbell, MIT, and Lisa Martin, University of Wisconsin-Madison, developed a timely theme “The Politics of Hard Times: Citizens, Nations, and the International System under Economic Stress.” Highlights » Search the online program » Registration open: register by Aug. 11 for lower rate » Make hotel and travel reservations » Sign up for working groups » Sign up for short courses » More on the 2010 APSA Annual Meeting & Exhibition »

APSA Teaching and Learning Conference Call for Proposals February 11-13, 2011 Albuquerque, New Mexico| Embassy Suites Albuquerque Hotel The call for papers for the annual APSA Teaching and Learning Conference is now open. This conference is a forum to develop models on teaching and learning and explore broad themes and values affecting political science education. Submissions for both working group and workshop presentations will be accepted for until September 15.

APSA Connect: Professional Online Community for Political Science APSA Launches New Resource for the Discipline APSA is pleased to announce the launch of APSA Connect, an online professional networking and collaboration resource for political science. APSA Connect offers tools for discussion lists, document sharing, professional profile and networking, and micro-website hosting for public and private groups. Anyone with a login to the APSA website can view and update their own profile, search the directory (APSA members see complete directory data), and make connections to other individuals. More on APSA Connect features and background >>

Task Force Report on Interdisciplinarity Available The summary report of the APSA Task Force on Interdisciplinarity, entitled "Interdisciplinarity: Its Role in a Discipline-Based Academy" is now available. The report focuses on procedural aspects of interdisciplinary practices currently in use, including incentives, organizational structures, and techniques to educate students and scholars to work effectively in interdisciplinary approaches.

Task Force on U.S. Standing in the World Report Available The task force report, U.S. Standing in the World: Causes, Consequences, and the Future, is now available. In the report, the task force concisely presents what political scientists know about the causes and consequences of U.S. standing in world politics. Short Report (.pdf) Long Report (.pdf)

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