Geographic sub-units of ISA are called "regions" and they offer opportunities for North American members to exchange ideas and research with local colleagues. Each U.S. and Canadian member of ISA is automatically identified with the regional grouping of his or her area. Presently, the ISA distinguishes five North American geographical regions: Northeast, South, Midwest, West, and Canada. The Asia-Pacific Region was chartered by the ISA Governing Council at the Annual Convention in New York in 2009 and is ISA's newest region. Please scroll down for the contact info for the region presidents or use the ISA Region Links menu to the left to visit the region websites.
ISA-ASIA/PACIFIC
http://www.isanet.org/asiapacificregion/
Heloise Weber
(ACTING) REGION PRESIDENT, MAR 2008-MAR 2011
School of Political Science & Intl Studies,
The University of Queensland
h.weber@uq.edu.au
ISA-CANADA
http://www.isanet.org/isa_canada/
Elizabeth Smythe
REGION PRESIDENT, JUN 2009-JUN 2010
Department of Political Science,
Concordia University
elizabeth.smythe@concordia.ab.ca
ISA-MIDWEST
http://isa-m.missouri.edu/
Terry Clark
REGION PRESIDENT, NOV 2009-NOV 2010
Department of Political Science and International Relations
Creighton University
tclark@creighton.edu
Carolyn Shaw
PROGRAM CHAIR 2010
Wichita State University
carolyn.shaw@wichita.edu
ISA-NORTHEAST
http://www.isa-ne.org/
Janice Bially Mattern
REGION PRESIDENT, NOV 2009-NOV 2010
Department of International Relations,
Lehigh University
jbm3@lehigh.edu
ISA-SOUTH
http://www.isa-south.org/
John Miglietta
REGION PRESIDENT, JAN 2010-DEC 2010
Associate Professor of Political Science
Department of History, Geography, and Political Science
Tennessee State University
jmiglietta@tnstate.edu
ISA-WEST
http://www.isawest.org/
Caron Gentry
REGION PRESIDENT, DEC 2009-DEC 2010
Abilene Christian University
ceg03e@acu.edu
Update: 19 January 2010
