CSSSA 2016 Deadline Extended The deadline for the *Computational Social Science Society of the Americas* annual conference (CSSSA2016) has now been extended from August 15 to *September 1*. If you don't already have a paper in the works, it is may not be too late -- and if you do have a paper in the works, we hope this will take just a bit of pressure off! CSSSA is a multi-disciplinary society and conference that welcomes work across the spectrum of computational social science research including agent-based modeling, social network analysis, complex data analysis and other computationally enabled methods as applied to the social sciences. The CSSSA2016 call for papers is here: *https:// computationalsocialscience. org/conferences/csssa2016/ * CSSSA is a high-quality, single-track conference which provides a relaxed and enjoyable environment for cross-disciplinary conversations and an audience that brings deep methodological understanding to work based in any social science field. *The conference will be held November 17 through 20, 2016 in downtown Santa Fe, New Mexico. * The keynote will be given by *Dr. Joshua Epstein, *director of the Center for Advanced Modeling in the Social, Behavioral, and Health Sciences at Johns Hopkins University, and a pioneer in the area of agent-based modeling. If people in your field think that your work is good, but that your computer-enabled methods are a bit strange, CSSSA may be a great home for you. We would love to see your paper! Best, Tim Gulden, PhD President, CSSSA