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  • ABSTRACT DEADLINE JANUARY 15: All interested individuals are invited to submit formal papers, informal discussion topics, open refereed roundtables, open informal discussion roundtables, poster topics, and proposals for an organized session (including: Regular Topical Sessions, Author Meets Critics, Regional Spotlight Sessions, Thematic Sessions, Poster Sessions, Workshops, etc.) for inclusion in the 2009 Annual Conference Program. Those persons interested in submitting papers and/or organizing a session should submit requests via email to Dr. Regina Dixon Reeves (rdixonreeves@blacksociologists.org), 2009 Program Chair. For additional information regarding the 2009 Annual Conference, click HERE.
  • The 2009 membership form is now available onlline.
  • If you are interested in increasing your involvement with ABS, please volunteer for committee service.
  • Visit the ABS CAREER CENTER to post your resume' and view job announcements!
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