We are so excited to be joined by Clint Smith on Wednesday afternoon at the 2025 conference. Clint Smith is a staff writer at The Atlantic. 4:15pm in Room 201 at the Convention Center. Book signing to follow. Please join us!
Please check the program to see when you present, serve as discussant and/or chair, or for information about the overall schedule of events. We will update the program as more details are confirmed.
The CUFA Conference schedule is now available. Check it to see when you present, serve as discussant and/or chair, or for information about the overall schedule of events. Message [email protected] with questions or concerns. sites.google.com/view/cufa202...
For additional context, fora are as follows: 1. Graduate Students 2. Scholars of Color 3. Small Colleges and University Faculty (SCUFF) 4. Motherscholars)
This year, all CUFA fora will be using a centralized travel grant application. If you would like to be considered for a travel grant, please fill out this application by September 15 forms.gle/N7PQ1rGxDkC6... For questions, please email Annie Whitlock, CUFA Treasurer, at [email protected]
Submit nominations for the CUFA Executive Board and CUFA’s NCSS House of Delegates (3 year cycles). Self-nominations are welcome. Please email nominations and/or questions to Esther Kim ([email protected]). Each nominee will be asked to submit a 100-150 word bio. Deadline 07/21/25.
CUFA folx, leadership is soliciting feedback about budget priorities. By May 20, please complete this survey, linked below, to provide your valuable insight.
Today’s the day! CUFA proposals are due today by 11:59pm Hawaii Standard Time. Visit the conference website for more details about this year’s theme: Troubling Democracy: Examining Power and Possibilities in the Pursuit of More Abolitionist Futures.
The window to submit proposals to CUFA 2025 was extended to 4/22! Submit your proposals! Visit the conference website for more details about this year’s theme: Troubling Democracy: Examining Power & Possibilities in the Pursuit of More Abolitionist Futures at cufa2025.socialstudies.org/openconf.php
Submit proposals to CUFA 2025. The deadline to submit was extended to 4/22/25. Visit the conference website for more details about this year’s theme: Troubling Democracy: Examining Power and Possibilities in the Pursuit of More Abolitionist Futures.
Consider nominating someone for the NCSS Metcalf Dissertation Award or Exemplary Research Award. These are not overseen by CUFA or CUFA awards chair. For nomination details, visit these links:
The 2024-2025 CUFA Executive Board is seeking feedback from our membership on their CUFA experiences and goals for the future. Please take 5 minutes to respond; your insights will help us as we think about programming for the future! forms.gle/GTVWedJULHog...
We are thrilled to announce and congratulate the next editor of Theory, Research, and Social Education, Dr. Anne-Lise Halvorsen, Professor, Michigan State University! She and her dynamic team were selected following an extensive search process. View the full announcement at shorturl.at/sXp7i
The Closing Keynote is a panel with Boston Public School Teachers moderated by Dr. Chris Martell. Both take place on Thursday, November 21st at the Hynes Convention Center. See the flyers for more details.
