Dear AASP newsletter subscribers, 

Submit by Feb 2 to ICLASP19 and the AASP symposium

AASP has a longstanding relationship with the International Association of Language and Social Psychology. This includes the opportunity for a guaranteed symposium showcasing the work of AASP scholars at the International Conference on Language and Social Psychology (ICLASP).  ICLASP 2026 is being held in Tuscon Arizona, USA from May 19-22, 2026 (see https://sites.google.com/view/iclasp19-tucson/home). AASP symposium speakers will receive a registration fee waiver.
 
We invite members who wish to be considered for the AASP symposium at ICLASP to submit a 250-300 word abstract to Prof Liz Jones (symposium organiser) at liz.jones@unimelb.edu.au. Abstracts will be assessed for quality, as well as the relevance for an ICLASP audience. Please only submit your abstract if your research is relevant (see https://www.ialsp.org/home re IALSP research areas). Abstracts will be assessed by a team of IALSP scholars. Also submit your abstract as a regular speaker for the conference by their deadline, as the AASP symposium will include a max of 4 speakers. 
 
Due date: February 2, 2026 (late submissions will not be considered)
Outcome notified: February 21, 2026 
 
 
Please see below for more information on the ICLASP19 conference:
 
Join ICLASP19–Tucson | May 19–22, 2026
 
Members of the Asian Association of Social Psychology are warmly invited to join the International Association of Language and Social Psychology in Tucson, Arizona, USA for the 19th International Conference on Language and Social Psychology (ICLASP19), hosted at the University of Arizona. Be part of a long tradition of collaboration between AASP and IALSP!
 
ICLASP19–Tucson will feature engaging scholarship and dialogue at the intersection of language, communication, and social psychology, bringing together an international community of researchers and practitioners. With a strong program already in place and growing global interest, we are pleased to announce a special second call for poster presentations and 3×5 interactive sessions, offering additional opportunities to share innovative and emerging work.
 
Abstract submission deadline for second call: February 2, 2026

Early Bird Registration is NOW OPEN, with tiered rates to support international participation.
 
We hope you will consider joining us to present your work, exchange ideas, and connect with colleagues from around the world in the unique setting of the Sonoran Desert.

Register and learn more on the ICLASP19–Tucson website. You can also follow us on Instagram or email at iclasp19@gmail.com
 
We look forward to welcoming you to Tucson.
 
— Maggie Pitts, ICLASP19–Tucson Host

 


Emma E. Buchtel
Secretary General
Asian Association of Social Psychology
https://asiansocialpsych.org/membership/

January 21, 2026