LLC Italian American forum executive committee:
Ryan Calabretta-Sajder, 2020-25 Chair
Colleen Ryan, 2021-26
Delegate Assembly Representative:
Sarah Salter, 2020-23
What’s the future have in store for the Italian American Studies Association?
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What’s the future have in store for the Italian American Studies Association? Join the Italian American Studies Association on May 22, 2020 at 4:00 PM Eastern Time for a Zoom Q&A regarding the Lucca Symposium, Pittsburgh Conference, and the new IASA journal published by the University of Illinois Press. The participants will provide updates and answer questions. The first half of the Zoom Q&A (roughly 30 – 40 minutes) will feature our participants/panelists addressing the three topics and answering some pre-prepared questions. In the second half of the Zoom Q&A (approximately 15-20 minutes), attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions. We ask that all attendees mute themselves upon entering the meeting and submit their questions in the Chat feature of Zoom. Ruffner, our moderator for this session, will direct the questions from the chat to specific respondents. Please email Courtney Ruffner at webmaster@<wbr />italianamericanstudies.net to receive the Zoom link. Participants: Lina Insana, Associate Professor of Italian
Department of French and Italian
University of PittsburghMelissa E. Marinaro, Director
Italian American Program
Senator John Heinz History Center
https://www.<wbr />heinzhistorycenter.org/<wbr />collections/italian-american-<wbr />programAlan J. Gravano, IASA President
Assistant Professor & Writing Center Director
Rocky Mountain University
https://www.<wbr />italianamericanstudies.net/<wbr />cpages/home Moderator:
Courtney J. Ruffner, IASA VP of CM
Professor, Language and Literature Department
State College of Florida, Manatee-SarasotaAttachments
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