Association for Canadian Studies in the United States

Publications: including public policy survey, newsletter and journal provided to members and the public to further promote Canadian Studies. Nearly 100 print copies are mailed and the journal is available on-line at World Cat a virtual library available to all colleges.

The ACSUS Biennial Conference established in 1971, is the leading international academic event focusing on Canada and its relationship with the United States, North America, and the world. The program includes five days of panels and rountables from more than a dozen disciplines, as well as major plenaries keynoted by leading figures in politice, industry and the arts, and a vibrant exhibit hall featuring a cross section of academic presses from Canada. More than 500 attendees participate. Stipends are awarded to students to assure their attendance at this important event.

Member Services: Collection of data, tracking current developments in study resesarch, teaching and writing in Canadian study fields, staffing to handle membership details and function as network to promote studies.