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Society for Eighteenth-Century French Studies (SECFS)/Société d’études françaises du XVIIIe siècle
Mission The purpose of this society is to encourage and advance all studies and research in eighteenth-century culture in France and all francophone countries. Since its inception in 1993, the society has carried out its stated aim by promoting an exchange of information and ideas among members of the various disciplines engaged in eighteenth-century studies through interdisciplinary meetings and by any other means it may deem appropriate. The official languages of the society are English and French. Membership in SECFS is open to all persons interested in any discipline related to the study of France and French speaking territories in the eighteenth century. To receive posts, announcements, electronic bibliographies, queries, please join the listserv and write to webmaster Servanne Woodward (secfs@uwo.ca). Current officers 2019-2020 (Saint-Louis) PRESIDENT Sarah Benharrech, University of Maryland VICE-PRESIDENT Rori Bloom, University of Florida Bibliography Electronic bibliographies prepared by Benoît Melançon (Université de Montréal) have been regularly emailed to the Society members (secfs@uwo.ca) since 1992. www.mapageweb.umontreal.ca/melancon/biblio.tdm.html Meeting SECFS is affiliated with the American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies (ASECS), with which it meets every spring. Past Officers 2018-2019 (Denver) PRESIDENT Barbara Abrams, Suffolk University VICE-PRESIDENT Sarah Benharrech, University of Maryland 2017-2018 (Orlando) PRESIDENT Barbara Abrams, Suffolk University 2013-2017 (Williamsburg, Los Angeles, Pittsburgh, Minneapolis) PRESIDENT Servanne Woodward, University of Western Ontario 2011-2013 (San Antonio, Cleveland) PRESIDENT 2008-2011 (Richmond, Albuquerque, Vancouver) PRESIDENT Catherine Gallouët, Hobart and William Smith Colleges 2007-2008 (Atlanta, Portland) PRESIDENT John O’Neal, Hamilton College 2005-2007 (Las Vegas, Montréal) PRESIDENT Downing A. Thomas, University of Iowa 2003-2005 (Los Angeles, Boston) PRESIDENT: Julie Hayes, University of Richmond VICE-PRESIDENT Jeff Ravel, M.I.T. 2001-2003 (New Orleans, Colorado Springs) PRESIDENT: Jeffrey Merrick, University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee VICE PRESIDENT: Julie Hayes, University of Richmond 1999-2001 (Milwaukee, Philadelphia) PRESIDENT: Ourida Mostefai, Boston College VICE PRESIDENT: Jeffrey Merrick, University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee 1997-1999 (Nashville, South Bend) PRESIDENT JoLynn Edwards, University of Washington Bothell VICE PRESIDENT: Ourida Mostefai, Boston College 1995-1997 (Tucson, Austin) PRESIDENT: Frank Kafker, University of Cincinnati VICE-PRESIDENT: JoLynn Edwards, University of Washington Bothell 1993-1995 (Providence, Charleston, Tucson) PRESIDENT Theodore Braun, University of Delaware VICE-PRESIDENT Frank Kafker, University of Cincinnati EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Philip Stewart, Duke University |
