Membership
Your registration for attendance to the annual SEACS conference includes a year of membership. You can choose to be listed publicly as an attendee, which also serves as our member roster.
Mission
The Southeastern Association of Cultural Studies (SEACS) is dedicated to scholarship in modern languages and literature, including linguistics, pedagogy, and cultural studies.
A regional organization with an international scope, SEACS holds annual meetings in North or South Carolina that draw participants from neighboring states and beyond.
As a smaller organization, SEACS strives to promote scholarly exploration in a collegial spirit. The organization is dedicated to maintaining a strong community of educators, scholars, and graduate students and to providing early professionalization opportunities for undergraduates.
Vision
The organization’s vision statement.
Our History
SEACS was founded in 2018 in Asheville, North Carolina by Paul Worley, Kai Uwe-Werbeck, Melissa Birkhofer, Anabel Buchenau, Jason Huber, Amy Lea Clemons, Kristin Kiely, and Susanne Gomoluch. The first conference was held in 2020 at UNC-Charlotte.
Officers & Board Members
President
Susanne Gomoluch, sgomoluc@charlotte.edu
First Vice President
Diana New, dnew@email.wcu.edu
Second Vice President
Susana Cisneros, scisner1@charlotte.edu
Senior Member at Large
Janine Paris, janine@criticalhit.dev
First Junior Member at Large
Laura Viale, laura.viale@charlotte.edu
President Ex-officio
Jason Huber, pjhuber@email.wcu.edu
Secretary/Treasurer
Kristin Kiely, kkiely@fmarion.edu
Editor of Convergences
Paul M. Worley, worleypm@appstate.edu