Society for Armenian Studies, Inc. (SAS)

Aims

The aims of the Society for Armenian Studies are to promote the study of Armenian culture and society, including history, language, literature, and social, political, and economic questions; to facilitate the exchange of scholarly information pertaining to Armenian studies around the world; and to sponsor panels and conferences on Armenian studies.
The programs of the Society include publication of a Newsletter on the Society's activities and on current research on Armenia; publication of the Journal of the Society for Armenian Studies, encouragement, sponsorship and publication of research on all facets of Armenian culture and society; and such other activities as the SAS council may from time to time determine.

History

The Society for Armenian Studies was founded in 1974 by a group of scholars from the universities of California, Columbia and Harvard on the initiative of Richard G. Hovannisian, Dickran Kouymjian, Nina Garsoian, Avedis Sanjian, and Robert Thomson. It is dedicated to the development of Armenian Studies as an academic discipline.

SAS Secretariat

The SAS Secretariat is located at the Armenian Studies Program of California State University, Fresno

Armenian Studies Program
California State University, Fresno
5245 N Backer Ave. PB4
Fresno, CA 93740-8001

Telephone: 559-278-2669
FAX: 559-278-2129
Email: barlowd@csufresno.edu
Website: http://armenianstudies.csufresno.edu/sas/index.htm

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About SAS

SAS By-laws

Publications

SAS Presidents

SAS Membership Information

2006 SAS Annual Membership Meeting and MESA Conference

New-
Journal of the Society for Armenian Studies,
Volume 16 (Released December 2007)

Journal of the Society for Armenian Studies, Volume 15
(Released in March 2007)

Journal of the Society for Armenian Studies, Volume 14
(Released in December 2005)

Journal of the Society for Armenian Studies, Volume 13
(Released in August 2004)

Journal of the Society for Armenian Studies, Volume 12

The Society for Armenian Studies is affiliated with MESA (Middle Eastern Studies Association), AHA (American Historical Association), AAASS (American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies), and ASN (Association for the Study of Nationalities).