
The preparations for NACS X in Aarhus are in full swing, and we are looking forward to welcoming our members, visitors and guests in Aarhus from August 10 to August 13.
We have an exciting program, with sessions as varied as foreign policy, native literature, international relations, female writers, and a panel on teaching Canadian Studies.
There will be a reading by the upcoming author Paul Seeseequasis, and the Cree artist Neal McLeod. Among the speakers we have not only academics, but also politicians and authors of fiction, with French, English, Cree (Amerindian) and heritage (immigrant) languages as their background languages, representing the diversity of Canada. Check out the program!
There will also be a panel on teaching Canadian Studies, in which both teachers at secondary and university level are involved.
As an extra surprise all people registered will receive a book voucher, which can be exchanged for a valuable Canadianist book during the conference, both from NACS and from some sister organizations.
If you have not registered, please do so as soon as possible.
The NACS / L'Association Nordique d'Etudes Canadiennes has been active for more than twenty years. It has become a well-established association in the academic world. 290 members today represent all relevant academic disciplines, and NACS/ANEC is visible at some twenty Nordic universities through official representatives and members.
We invite you to explore our website to find information about conferences, seminars, publications, links to other Canadian Studies sites, membership, scholarships and much more... If you don't find the information you are looking for, you are very welcome to contact our secretariat.
NACS/ANEC has more than 300 members, who are mainly teachers, researchers and students, and together they cover all areas within Canadian Studies.
To become a member, either contact the executive board member in your country, or use the online application form found on the Memberships-page.
NACS/ANEC offers student scholarships and summer school grants, and provides information on International Council for Canadian Studies' programs. Read more on applying.