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Legislative Studies
Section Newsletter
is published at the Membership in LSS includes
a subscription to Legislative Studies Quarterly.
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From
the Chair College of William and Mary
First, thanks very much for giving me the opportunity to serve as chair
of the Legislative Studies Section this past September. I am happy to report that the official
section gavel that Sarah Binder transferred to me at the business meeting in
Seattle made it through TSA screening without a hitch.
The Announcements
section of the LSS website has detailed criteria for our annual awards and
the list of members for each of the 2011-2012 award committees. Section awards include the Richard F. Fenno, Jr. Book Prize; the Alan Rosenthal Book/Article
Award; the Carl Albert Best Dissertation Award; the CQ Best Paper Award; and
the Jewell-Loewenberg Best LSQ Article Award. Please take a few moments and consider
contacting the committee chairs with nominations prior to March 1.
I thank all of the award committee members for their time and
effort. I also want to thank
Chuck Shipan, Jamie Carson, and Lynda Powell for
agreeing to serve as the new nominations committee for the section. At this point, Greg Koger and Carol Mershon are putting together the program for the
section’s panels for the 2012 annual meeting of APSA. Without doubt, the program will be
first rate, and I look forward to seeing it and all of you in New Orleans. |