The results of the 2019 Executive Officers election are below. Thank you to all of the nominees and congratulations to the new Executive: Vice President – Kelly Matthews Literature Representative – Julia Obert Irish Language Representative – Úna Ní Bhroméil
On behalf of our organization, ACIS Vice President Kate Costello-Sullivan and the chairs of each of the ACIS prize committees are pleased to announce the recipients of this year's book and dissertation prizes.
Deadline for application is 3 February 2019. The ACIS awards the Larkin Research Fellowship in Irish Studies annually to a Ph.D. student conducting work in history or the social sciences on an Irish topic, and the Krause Research Fellowship in
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On behalf of our organization, ACIS Vice President Kate Costello-Sullivan and the chairs of each of the ACIS prize committees are pleased to announce the recipients of this year's book and dissertation prizes.
The ACIS awards the Larkin Research Fellowship in Irish Studies annually to a Ph.D. student conducting work in history or the social sciences on an Irish topic, and the Krause Research Fellowship in Irish Studies to a Ph.D. student working
The selection committee for the 2017 Past Presidents' Prize is pleased to announce this year's winner: Jesse Fivecoate, for his essay, "Troubled Lands: The Production of Violent Geographies in Irish Ghost Narratives."
On behalf of our organization, ACIS Vice President Timothy McMahon and the chairs of each of the ACIS prize committees are pleased to announce the winners of this year's book and dissertation prizes.
The winners of the 2016 ACIS book and dissertation prizes were honored at the General Business Meeting at the ACIS National Meeting at the University of Notre Dame, IN, April 1, 2016.
The American Conference for Irish Studies is pleased to introduce the recipients of the 2015 Larkin and Krause graduate research fellowships. These fellowships, awarded annually in support of doctoral research on topics relating to Ireland and the Irish Diaspora, were