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The Sixteenth Century Society & Conference has become a vital and integral part of early modern studies. It supports both specific and traditional disciplines as well as interdisciplinary initiatives. The SCSC hosts one of the most important annual conferences (usually in October each year) in early modern studies where senior, junior, and future colleagues of all early modern disciplines meet to present their work, discuss new trends in the profession, and develop the contacts that are crucial for scholars and students. Membership in the SCSC includes a subscription to the next volume of The Sixteenth Century Journal.

The Society offers five membership categories:

Regular U.S. Membership online SCJ $240.00
Regular International Membership print SCJ $275.00
Regular U.S. or International Membership print SCJ $255.00
Student, International print SCJ $145.00
Student, U.S. print SCJ $130.00
Student, U.S. or International or Retiree, U.S. or International Membership online SCJ $115.00

All membership fees are payable in US dollars.

The SCSC has an Endowment Fund to promote scholarly research and publication in early modern studies (1400-1700) in the fields of art history, history, history of science, literature, music history, philosophy, religious studies, and theology. Research improves our understanding of the crucial age that helped from the modern world and enriches the content of college and university teaching in early modern studies. Its results are often shared with the larger academic community and general public in papers given at scholarly meetings or in journal articles and books.

To make a donation to the SCSC Endowment online, Click Here. 

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