About MAPACA
The Mid-Atlantic Popular & American Culture Association (MAPACA) is an academic organization dedicated to critical analysis of various aspects of popular and American culture.
Mid-Atlantic Popular & American Culture Association
Join MAPACA in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
November 1–3, 2012
The Mid-Atlantic Popular & American Culture Association (MAPACA) is an academic organization dedicated to critical analysis of various aspects of popular and American culture.
Started in 1990, MAPACA’s annual conference has grown into one of the largest regional branches of the national Popular Culture and American Culture Association (PCA/ACA).
Pittsburgh, the United States’s twenty-second–largest city, is a city with a rich cultural past and a diverse present. Founded as a mid-eighteenth-century military fort amid its three rivers, Pittsburgh’s heyday was as the source of much of the nation’s steel during World War II.