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The ASECS Annual Meeting is an academic conference organized by the American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies.

The ASECS Annual Meeting typically takes place in the spring of each year at various locations within the United States.

The ASECS Annual Meeting is open to scholars, researchers, educators, graduate students, and anyone with an interest in the study of the eighteenth century.

Attendees can expect a range of academic sessions, panel discussions, workshops, keynote lectures, social events, and networking opportunities related to eighteenth-century studies.

Registration for the ASECS Annual Meeting typically opens several months before the conference date on the official ASECS website.

Yes, scholars and researchers can submit proposals to present their research findings at various sessions during the ASECS Annual Meeting.

ASECS offers travel grants and awards to assist graduate students and early-career scholars in attending the annual meeting.

Yes, there are usually opportunities for volunteers to assist with conference logistics and operations. Interested individuals can contact the organizers for more information.

Yes, each annual meeting typically has a thematic focus that guides the selection of keynote speakers, sessions, and workshops.

Attendees and interested individuals can follow ASECS on social media platforms and subscribe to their newsletter for regular updates on the annual meeting.