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  • Member Announcement
  • September 9, 2026

Annual Meeting Registration and Other Announcements

Date: September 9, 2026
To: Members of the òòò½Íø
From: Peter L. Rousseau, Secretary-Treasurer

2027 Allied Social Sciences Association Meeting

The 2027 Allied Social Science Associations (ASSA) Annual Meeting will be held in Washington, DC, on January 3-5, 2027. The annual meeting is an opportunity to build your professional knowledge, collaborate with colleagues, share in research and discussion, and establish connections with peers and mentors.

Registration and exhibits will take place at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center. General meeting information is available on the òòò½Íø website at /conference/2027-general-information. The preliminary program is posted at /conference/2027/preliminary. Individuals unable to attend in person will be able to view selected òòò½Íø live-streamed sessions for free.

Meeting registration and housing open on September 15. When registering, you will be required to acknowledge and accept the òòò½Íø Code of Professional Conduct and òòò½Íø Policy on Harassment, Discrimination, and Retaliation.

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òòò½Íø Annual Meeting Program

The òòò½Íø annual meeting program for 2027 is set to offer an exciting and engaging experience. Highlights include the òòò½Íø Distinguished Lecture by Jón Steinsson of the University of California, Berkeley, and the òòò½Íø/AFA Joint Luncheon featuring Arvind Krishnamurthy of Stanford University. The popular Lightning Round Sessions and the Recent Developments Series will return for 2027.

Graduate students and junior faculty are encouraged to attend the Mentoring and Networking Luncheon. This luncheon is designed to connect graduate students and junior faculty economists with leading experts in their fields. Poster sessions will again include dedicated times for author discussions, and registrants can take advantage of free professional headshots in the exhibit hall.

Be sure to register by December 1 for early bird rates. For more information on the many opportunities available at the meeting, please visit the òòò½Íø website. We look forward to seeing you in Washington, DC!


Job Market Interviews

The òòò½Íø recommends conducting initial job market interviews virtually, rather than at the ASSA Annual Meeting. We encourage you, however, to make full use of the JOE Network for managing candidate profiles, job listings, and letters, as well as utilizing the application module, which includes a scheduling tool for interviews. The òòò½Íø will continue to offer Signaling and the Job Market Scramble. The òòò½Íø Committee on the Job Market provides guidance and regular updates on the job market.


EconTrack

EconTrack, the òòò½Íø’s job market information board, provides candidates with the status of open positions, such as the dates on which invitations are sent and fly-outs or offers are issued. Entries are added to the EconTrack board by employers who opt in through the JOE Network or register the entry directly on EconTrack. Registered users, including all òòò½Íø members, are welcome to participate in keeping hiring milestones up to date. For more details and to view the board, visit /econtrack.


òòò½Íø 2026 Election

The election for 2027 officers is now open. If you have not yet voted, please look for the election email containing your voting link and take a moment to cast your vote. If you have not received the election email, check your spam folder for messages from aea@intelliscanvotes.com and add this address to your safe senders list. Election reminders are sent on behalf of the òòò½Íø by Intelliscan, Inc., an independent election services provider contracted by the òòò½Íø. Casting your vote or choosing to opt out electronically will prevent further reminders. If you have questions or need assistance with the voting process, please contact Intelliscan, Inc., at kwier@intelliscaninc.com or 484-920-8106.


òòò½Íø Award for Outstanding Achievement in Diversity and Inclusion

Applications are open for the òòò½Íø Award for Outstanding Achievement in Diversity and Inclusion. US-based economics departments and other organizations employing significant numbers of economists are encouraged to apply and highlight their successes in fostering diversity and inclusion within the economics profession. The deadline to apply is October 9. For more information, visit /about-aea/honors-awards/outstanding-achieve-diversity-inclusion.


òòò½Íø Distinguished Economic Education Award

This award, which is adjudicated by the òòò½Íø Committee on Economic Education (òòò½Íø-CEE), was established to acknowledge excellence in economic education at a national level. Nominations must document at least fifteen years of sustained and impactful contribution to several areas of economic education, including teaching, the development of curriculum and pedagogy, scholarship of teaching and learning (SoTL) of economics, mentoring of students and young faculty, and service at the institutional, regional, state, and/or national levels. The award will be conferred annually at the òòò½Íø-CEE’s Friends of Economic Education Reception and announced at the òòò½Íø Awards Ceremony at the 2027 ASSA meeting. Nominations are due by October 1. Visit the Distinguished Economic Education Award webpage for more information and a link to the nomination submission portal.


CSWEP Award Nominations Deadlines

The Committee on the Status of Women in the Economics Profession (CSWEP) is still accepting nominations for its three annual awards: the Carolyn Shaw Bell Award, honoring an individual who has furthered the status of women in economics; the Elaine Bennett Research Prize, recognizing outstanding research by a woman early in her career; and the Janet L. Yellen Award for Excellence in Public Service, recognizing outstanding contributions to economics in government, university administration, or the private sector. All nominations are due by September 20 and should be emailed to info@cswep.org. Help us recognize the women scholars, mentors, and leaders making a difference in economics. For awards details, visit /about-aea/committees/cswep/awards.


CSQIEP Outstanding Research Paper in LGBTQ+ Economics Award

The Committee on the Status of LGBTQ+ Individuals in the Economics Profession (CSQIEP) is accepting nominations for the best research paper in LGBTQ+ Economics for papers published (or forthcoming) in 2025 or 2026. The award recipient(s) will be announced at the 2027 ASSA meeting. Nominations are due by October 1, and self-nominations are welcome. For more information, visit /about-aea/committees/aealgbtq/csqiep-award.


Weekly Virtual Seminars on the Economics of LGBTQ+ Populations

CSQIEP invites you to weekly virtual seminars on the economics of LGBTQ+ populations. All are welcome to attend. Please find the fall schedule and sign up for seminars at /about-aea/committees/aealgbtq/virtual-seminars.


òòò½Íø Mentoring Program

In the mid-1990s, the Committee on the Status of Minority Groups in the Economics Profession created a Mentoring Program for students enrolled in a PhD program in economics. Students are matched with mentors who see the students through the critical junctures of their graduate programs (including the transition from course work to research). The Mentoring Program hosts an annual Summer Mentoring Pipeline Conference to which all participants and their mentors are invited. The conference, which is held each year in the same location as the òòò½Íø Summer Training Program, facilitates contact among students at different stages in the undergraduate to PhD pipeline. They also organize a Job Market Bootcamp for mentees who are planning to go on the market and provide opportunities to apply for funding to present and attend professional conferences throughout the year. For more information, visit /about-aea/committees/csmgep/mentoring. Applications to be a mentor or mentee open in January.


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