SEA Junior Scholar of the Month, September 2022: Alonzo Smith How did you become interested in studying early American literature? As an undergraduate student who majored in English Literature, my
New SEA Webmaster: Jeremy Dibbell September 15, 2022 Dear SEA Community, It is my pleasure to announce that Jeremy Dibbell has been named the new SEA webmaster. Jeremy is a Special Collections
Call for Nominations (including self-nominations) for the position of SEA Executive Coordinator The Society of Early Americanists announces our biennial election to choose our next Executive Coordinator. Serving in this capacity requires
SEA Scholar of the Month, September 2022: Allison Bigelow How did you become interested in studying early American literature? I was an undergraduate student at the University of Maryland, and
The Thirteenth Biennial SEA Conference, University of Maryland and Washington DC 8-11 June, 2023 Call for Proposals The Society of Early Americanists is seeking proposals for papers as well as
SEA Junior Scholar of the Month, August 2022: Mary Caton Lingold How did you become interested in studying early American literature? I came to the field because of the questions
Society of Early Americanists (SEA) Webmaster Search Call for Nominations The Society of Early Americanists seeks a new webmaster for the organization’s website (www.societyofearlyamericanists.org). The SEA has been one
SEA Scholars of the Month, July 2022: Dennis Moore & Dan Williams In honor of the SEA’s 30th anniversary year, we are proud to present a special “double feature” Scholar
SEA Scholar of the Month, May 2022: Philip Gould How did you become interested in studying early American literature? I was lucky to stumble upon a class that Sargent Bush
