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2021 ISA Virtual Conference - Guidelines for A Smooth Conference
In order to have a successful conference with reduced technological issues, we encourage all presenters to submit in advance a pre-recorded video of up to 10 minutes in length.
Happy International Women’s Day 2021
Today, March 8, 2021, as the world has done yearly since February 28, 1909, we celebrate the cultural, social, political, economic, intellectual, and professional achievements, along with the attendant and …
Reserve your Seat - ISA 2021 Virtual Conference
Please note that three panels will be running concurrently in different virtual rooms each time, each day. Only those who are registered in a particular panel will receive the Zoom …
ISA Annual International Conference and Business Meeting, June 17-19, 2021
At its meeting of 01/16/2022, the ISA Executive Management Team mapped a Calendar for 2021-2022. Among other issues, the Executive decided to go 100 per cent virtual for the 2021 …
Postponement of the ISA 2020 Enugu Annual International Conference and Business Meeting, due to COVID-19
As a result, we need to go beyond the interim measures we had envisaged would see us through Enugu 2020, when I wrote to you on March 14, 2020. Today, …
Professor Joy Ngozi Ezeilo, Keynote Speaker, ISA 2020
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. …
18th Annual International Conference of the Igbo Studies Association
The 2020 conference principal theme, Uwa Ndi Igbo (Igbo World, Igbo Condition), provides opportunities for scholars to engage with colleagues and share their research in an interdisciplinary dialogue and exhibition …
In just a matter of days!
The 17th Annual International Conference of the Igbo Studies Association (ISA) is about to begin at Dominican University, Chicago, United States of America, on May 9-11, 2019.
Professor Emmanuel “Emma” Onua, Keynote Speaker, ISA 2019
Mazi Emmanuel “Emma” Onua received his undergraduate (Animal Sciences) and graduate degrees (Biochemistry, emphasis on Enzymology) from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka.