38th Annual Southwest Popular/American Culture Association Conference
Hyatt Regency Hotel and Conference Center
Albuquerque, New Mexico
February 15-18, 2017
Front Page News
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Pre-Con Workshop: From Concept to Book with Cynthia Miller and Stephen Ryan
Do you want to turn your scholarly idea, article, presentation, or book into a volume that reaches a broader audience? This workshop, conducted by author and editor Cynthia Miller and Stephen Ryan, Senior Editor for Rowman & Littlefield, will focus on practical suggestions for framing your scholarly project in ways that will appeal to a [...]
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Pre-Con Workshop: Pop Culture Production: Create Your Own Zine!
Zines have a very special place in American popular culture as a DIY response to mainstream magazines. They are most often associated with the Riot Grrrl Movement of the early 1990s, and “talked back” to important social issues like sexism, racism, classism, and ableism. They also challenge traditional methods of content creation, presentation, and distribution. [...]
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CFP Highlight: Eclectica: For Topics with No Other Home
Eclectica: For Topics with No Other Home is the subject area for all the other great topics you come up with. Find more subject areas on our call for papers page! Help us grow #SWPACA17; share the call! **
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CFP Highlight: Teaching and the Profession
Teaching and the Profession is full of great topics. Find the one that relates to you below, then review the expanded information for submitting your work. Find more subject areas on our call for papers page as well! Help us grow #SWPACA17; share the call! **
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CFP Highlight: Science Fiction and Fantasy
Science Fiction and Fantasy is full of great topics. Find the one that relates to you below, then review the expanded information for submitting your work. Find more subject areas on our call for papers page as well! Help us grow #SWPACA17; share the call! **
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CFP Highlight: Language and Literature
Language and Literature is full of great topics. Find the one that relates to you below, then review the expanded information for submitting your work. Find more subject areas on our call for papers page as well! Help us grow #SWPACA17; share the call! **
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CFP Highlight: Identities and Cultures
Identities and Cultures is full of great topics. Find the one that relates to you below, then review the expanded information for submitting your work. Find more subject areas on our call for papers page as well! Help us grow #SWPACA17; share the call! **
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CFP Highlight: Historic and Contemporary Cultures
Historic and Contemporary Cultures is full of great topics. Find the one that relates to you below, then review the expanded information for submitting your work. Find more subject areas on our call for papers page as well! Help us grow #SWPACA17; share the call! *
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CFP Highlight: Film, Television, Music, and Visual Media
Film, Television, Music, and Visual Media is full of great topics. Find the one that relates to you below, then review the expanded information for submitting your work. Find more subject areas on our call for papers page as well! Help us grow #SWPACA17; share the call! **
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Call For Papers #SWPACA17
The Southwest Popular/American Culture Association is accepting paper proposals for the 38th annual conference to be held in Albuquerque, NM, February 15-18, 2017. To submit your paper, navigate to our Call for Papers page, and find the subject area that fits your topic. Detailed instructions can be found on that page, and the expanded descriptions for each [...]
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We are saddened to report the passing of Deb Carmichael
We are saddened to report the passing of Deb Carmichael, former SWPACA Area Chair and long-time supporter of the organization. Those of you who interacted with Deb will understand the loss to popular culture studies and to academia more broadly. Deborah Carmichael was a thoughtful and caring teacher in the Writing, Rhetoric, and American Cultures [...]
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Post-#SWPACA16 Conference Reflection Piece
Check out this conference reflection piece by Keene Short, a writer and academic in Lincoln, Nebraska who studies in the UNL creative writing graduate program. Thanks for the great post, and join us again next year! https://jkeeneshort.wordpress.com/2016/02/15/making-sense-of-the-things-we-love/
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