This NASFLA publication is interested in publishing your contributions. Submission deadline is May 1, 2018. If accepted, your contribution will be featured in the next NASFLA publication in June 2018, just in time for the ISFLA conference in Boston!

Send your contribution and do not miss the unique opportunity to be published along with an interview with Professor Jim Martin, a world-renown leader in SFL, who shared with the editors his insights on the last SFL conference in the US 35 years ago, the significance on bringing the conference back to the US, and his hopes on the advancement of the SFL theory and application for the years to come and much more!

There will be a special event at ISFLA Boston to launch some recent SFL related books! Book authors will be presenting their books!

These books include the latest titles by Mary Macken-Horarik, Len Unsworth, Ruth Harman, Anne McCabe, Mary Schleppegrell, Frances Christie, David Banks, and David Rose and Jim Martin (Spanish translation of their Learning to Write, Reading to Learn by Rachel Whittaker and Teresa Bordón with support of Isabel García Parejo and Jorge Arús).

Come to meet the authors and win sample copies!

Do you have a book to be considered for this event? Contact us now!

List of NASFLA Officers

President: Marianna Ryshina-Pankova, Georgetown University

Vice-President:  Andrés Ramírez, Florida Atlantic University

Secretary: Dong-shin Shin, University of Cincinnati

Newsletter editors : Tairan Qiu, The University of Georgia, Andrés Ramirez, Florida Atlantic University, and Marianna Ryshina-Pankova, Georgetown University

Webmaster: Jackie Nenchin, Molloy College

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Social Media : Michael Maune, University of Arkansas Community College at

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The North American Systemic Functional Linguistics Association (NASFLA) was founded in 2002 to foster research in Systemic Functional linguistics and to provide an organizational focus for Systemic Functional linguists in teaching and research positions throughout North America.