The American Review of Canadian Studies is a refereed, multidisciplinary, quarterly journal published regularly by the Association for Canadian Studies in the United States. The editors invite article-length submissions of original, scholarly research and shorter pieces on teaching Canadian Studies and Canadian-American relations, as well as suggestions for scholarly books to review.

The Association for Canadian Studies in the United States (ACSUS) is a multi-disciplinary membership based organization committed to raising awareness and understanding of Canada and the bilateral relationship. ACSUS supports research and academic activity through its publications, conferences, and grant programs; promotes the academy through active advocacy and outreach; and positions the community by profiling the scope and diversity of research undertaken by the ACSUS membership in the humanities and social sciences. Calls for papers and conference information are updated regularly.

Governor General’s International Award for Canadian Studies
Intended for a scholar who has made an outstanding contribution to scholarship and to the development of Canadian Studies internationally.

Pierre Savard Awards
Designed to recognize and promote outstanding scholarly monographs, written by members of the Canadian Studies international network, that contribute to a better understanding of Canada. There are two categories: books written in French or English and books written in a language other than French or English.

Teaching and Research Fellowships for Young Scholars
The International Council for Canadian Studies Postdoctoral Fellowships give the opportunity to young scholars, who have completed a doctoral thesis on a topic primarily related to Canada and are not employed in a full-time university teaching position, to visit a university with a Canadian Studies program for a teaching or research fellowship. The length of the stay will be of a minimum of one month and maximum of three months. During that stay, the student will receive $2,500 per month, plus the cost of a return airline ticket for a maximum of CAD$10,000.

Canada-U.S. Fulbright Program
The Canada-U.S. Fulbright Program operates on the principle of reciprocal exchange and provides the opportunity for outstanding American scholars to lecture and/or conduct research in Canada. Award recipients include prominent and promising scholars, as well as experienced professionals.

Québec – United States University Grant Program

• Support program for the development of courses on Québec (for tenured or tenure-track professors at U.S. colleges and universities)
• Conference and guest speaker program (for U.S. colleges and universities and research institutions)
• Support for initiatives on Québec (for U.S. colleges and universities)

Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami
The national Inuit organization in Canada has frequently posted opportunities for policy, research and communications work, as well as calls for proposals.

FLAS Fellowships
Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowships (FLAS) provide academic year and/or summer fellowships to assist meritorious graduate students to train in French or Indigenous languages in Canada and Canadian studies. Academic year fellows receive $18,000 tuition, $15,000 living stipend; summer fellows receive $5,000 tuition, $2,500 in living expenses.

Best Doctoral Thesis
This ICCS Award is designed to recognize and promote each year an outstanding PhD thesis on a Canadian topic, written by a member (or one of his/her students) of a Canadian Studies Association or Associate Member, and which contributes to a better understanding of Canada.

Québec Research Grants
L’Association internationale des études québécoises, in collaboration with the American Council for Québec Studies, is offers three research grants annually for up to $2,000 to support graduate-level research on Québec in the social sciences and humanities and to foster greater understanding of Québec and/or its relations with the United States.

ICCS Scholarships
The International Council for Canadian Studies offers 12 Graduate Student Scholarships annually worth a maximum amount of $4,000 for students to spend 4-6 weeks at a Canadian university or research site doing research related to their thesis or dissertation in the field of Canadian Studies.

Opportunities for Undergraduate Students

Ottawa Leadership Orientation Program (2005-2009)