East Central American Society for Eighteenth Century Studies



[image at left: Thomas Gainsborough, ''Landscape River'', 1768-1770 From : http://www.wga.hu {{PD-art}} *Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia, USA]




Resources 

One of our members, Kevin J. Berland, is the founder, owner, factotum, etc., of the Eighteenth-Century Interdisciplinary Discussion Bulletin Board (C18-L).


Membership Information

  For information on membership or on the annual meeting, contact Executive Secretary Kevin Cope at encope@lsu.edu.


The Eighteenth-Century Intelligencer


The Society's newsletter, the Eighteenth-Century Intelligencer, formerly the East-Central Intelligencer, is the most substantial of the ASECS-affiliate societies' newsletters, averaging over 70 pages for each of its two annual issues. The editor is James E. May; he can be contacted at jem4@psu.edu.


The Eighteenth-Century Intelligencer
ECI Volume 38, Number 2: September 2024 - full text in Archives





Executive Committee: 2025


President: Jane Wessel 


Vice President: Brett Wilson


1st. Past President: Greg Clingham 


2nd. Past President: Anna Foy


3rd. Past President: Joann Myers

Web Wizard: Susan C. Beam (susancheriebeam@gmail.com)

ECI editor: Jim May

Past and Future Conference Chairs: Brett Wilson (2023), Eleanor Shevlin/Sylvia Marks (2020/2021/2022), Joann Myers (2019), Peter Staffel (2019/2018), Emily Kugler (2017), Marie McAllister (2016), Eleanor Shevlin (2015), Cheryl Wanko (2015), Rodney Mader (2015), Don Mell (2014), Matt Kinservik (2014)


Elected Board Members & Molin Prize Judges: David Palumbo, Brett Wilson, and Linda Merians


Exec. Sec't: Kevin Cope (encope@lsu.edu)

Molin Award Winners: Jessica Banner











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  The East-Central American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies held its first meeting in 1970, a few months after the inaugural meeting of the American Society for Eighteenth Century Studies (ACECS), of which it is an affiliate. ECASECS's region includes most of the Mid-Atlantic area: Delaware, Pennsylvania, southern New Jersey, Maryland, Washington DC, Virginia, and West Virginia.   

  The Society meets every fall, usually in October or November. Members represent virtually every discipline related to eighteenth-century studies. Our members hail from coast to coast, from Canada to Mexico, and from various points overseas.

  Welcome!



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