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Published on January 22, 2021
Dear ISA Members:
HAPPY NEW YEAR! I hope this memorandum finds you still safe, strong, and in good condition of health where you reside. On behalf of the Executive Management Team, I write to provide you updates on the measures we are putting in place for the 2021 Annual Conference and Business Meeting scheduled for June 17-19, 2021 (Attachment a). We continue to move as the masquerade moves, in order the better to watch it and enjoy its dancing.
To All ISA Members:
I hope this memorandum finds you safe, strong, and healthy. Life’s complications abound at home and at work. Today, as parents cum teachers, we are remotely doing our best to help students take their classes virtually, a drastic shift in orientation that has placed enormous demands of time, effort and new technology on teachers and students alike.
Joy Ngozi Ezeilo, is a Law Professor, the Dean of Law, Faculty of Law, University of Nigeria (UNN) until 1st August 2020 and currently the Head, Department of Public Law. She specializes on human rights, public international law, in particular, the rights of women and children in Africa. Joy Ngozi Ezeilo, the winner of the National Human Rights Award (2019) holds a Ph.D. (Nig.), LLM (London), LL.B. (Nig.), BL, Diploma, Peace & Conflict Resolution (Uppsala).
The Igbo Studies Association (ISA) invites scholars, students and professionals from all parts of the world, whose research interests cover any of the areas of Igbo Studies, to submit abstracts for the 18th ISA Annual International Conference, to be held at Oakland Hotel, 2 Ebeano Tunnel Crossing, Off Ogui Road, Enugu, Nigeria, on June 18-20, 2020.
Your ISA membership must be renewed annually in order to remain active.
The Director,
Igbo Studies Association Secretariat & Center for Igbo Studies
Fine Arts Building, Room # 321
Dominican University
7900 W. Division Street
River Forest, IL 60305 USA
Telephone: (708) 488-5302
