The WiG Newsletter, published online three times a year, contains information about the organization, announcements of upcoming conferences, plans for conferences, news from abroad, personal news about members, conference reports, a bibliography, reviews of online resources, book reviews, and selected items culled from the WiG-L list. Reviews and other
materials from past issues of the WiG Newsletter are available on the Women in German Website.

Subscription: The WiG Newsletter is automatically part of WiG membership. All issues are e-publications  and each new issue is available on a password-protected area of the Women in German website. Members receive notification by email (which includes access information and passwords) when a new issue is out.

Submissions: Students, teachers, and all others interested in feminism and German studies are encouraged to submit relevant material to the Newsletter. Please email your submission to the appropriate section editor (see list below). General questions should be addressed to the co-editors.

Submission Deadlines: Submission Deadlines: For the winter (January) issue, November 1; for the spring (March) issue, February 1; for the summer (June) issue, May 30.

Co-Editors: Rachel Freudenburg, Boston College, Maria Stehle, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, newsletter(AT)womeningerman.org

Editorial Assistants: Zsuzsanna Rothne Zadori, University of Tennessee Knoxville, and Hanna O'Neill, Michigan State University, nl-ed-asst(AT)womeningerman.org

Section Editors:

News and Calls for Papers: Carrie Smith-Prei, University of Alberta, and Corinna Kahnke, Duke University, news-calls.nl(AT)womeningerman.org

Conference Reports Michelle Stott James, Brigham Young University,
confrepts(AT)womeningerman.org

Personal News Karen R. Achberger, St. Olaf College, personalnews(AT)womeningerman.org

Online Resources Jennifer Askey, Kansas State University, clicks(AT)womeningerman.org

Bibliography Jennifer Hosek, Queen's University, Sarah McGaughey, Dickinson College, Carrie Smith-Prei, University of Alberta, books.nl(AT)womeningerman.org

Book Reviews Laurie Taylor, University of Massachusetts Amherst,
bookreviews(AT)womeningerman.org