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2010 Africa Workshop Leaders Call for Applications Now Open APSA is pleased to announce a call for applications from U.S.-based APSA members interested in organizing a team of leaders for a three-week political science workshop scheduled to take place in East Africa in the summer of 2010. Supported by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the 2010 East Africa workshop is part of an ongoing three-year effort to organize annual residential political science workshops in Africa. The workshop will bring together up to 30 scholars and cover substantive issues, methodologies, and reviews of research. The deadline for submitting applications is October 1. For more information about this, or the previous workshops held in Dakar, Senegal and the upcoming workshops in Accra, Ghana, please visit www.apsanet.org/~africaworkshops/.

2009 Annual Meeting and Exhibition Toronto, ON, Canada Are you planning to attend the 2009 APSA Annual Meeting in Toronto? Register now and make your travel plans early. Also be sure to take a moment to review the resources APSA has provided for attendees to locate information and travel documentation requirements to and from Canada. Registration: register by August 1 for reduced rate Housing/Hotel Reservations * View the Online Program * Tips for Travel to Toronto Organize or Participate in an Annual Meeting Working Group Become a Sponsor Preview the Exhibit Hall Advertise in the Program Schedule an Interview at the Annual Meeting Workshop for Chairs

Annual Meeting Working Groups Set up your group now. Deadline: June 30 Annual Meeting Working Groups consist of small groups of scholars who convene throughout the meeting to discuss a common topic or subfield. Group members draw on the rich content of the meeting by agreeing to attend certain panels and meeting to discuss the emerging themes. Working groups can enrich member participation by creating a community and networking experience. Organized sections, APSA committees, related groups, and individuals may sponsor working groups. Sponsors frame the topic, provide a volunteer coordinator/leader, promote the group, and develop any necessary background material. Find out about organizing an Annual Meeting Working Group. Some Annual Meeting working groups have already been established. Find out about and signup for groups already established.

Campus Teaching Award Recognition Submissions Now Being Accepted Deadline: July 1 Each year, APSA and Pi Sigma Alpha recognize political science faculty who received teaching awards on their campuses during the past academic year.The roster of campus-wide teaching award winners, their affiliations, and titles of their awards will be featured in the 2009 Annual Meeting Program. In addition, a tribute to the teaching award recipients, including their photographs and descriptions of their awards, will be published in the October issue of PS: Political Science and Politics.

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