We seek proposals that explore the benefits and challenges when intentional, progressive, and deep collaboration occurs between writing programs and writing centers and the internal/external constituencies they serve. We also seek the places and spaces such collaborative praxis happens: between programs, departments, schools and colleges, institutions, or professional and civic communities.

I seek contributions by readers and scholars from any relevant discipline on Robert Kroetsch's writing. Focus may be on his poetry, fiction, non-fiction, or other critical writing. Essays may approach Robert Kroetsch and his work from a literary perspective or from any other critical discipline, as long as Kroetsch's writing remains central to the discussion. This book will be an edited collection of 4 or 5 previously published essays, and 5 or 6 new essays.

Check the website, apollonejournal.org, for submission details on publication, or for an application to work with us.

CALL FOR PAPERS AND PARTICIPATION
Apollon invites undergraduate students to get published in, review submissions for, or help edit the fourth issue of our peer-reviewed eJournal, Apollon. By publishing superior examples of undergraduate academic work, Apollon highlights the importance of undergraduate research in the humanities. Apollon welcomes submissions that feature image, text, sound, and a variety of presentation platforms in the process of showcasing the many species of undergraduate research.

Social Water: an Interdisciplinary Postgraduate Workshop

25th October 2013, University of York

Call for Papers

Water sustains life, but how might it also be said to sustain communities? Social and cultural engagements with water have become a rapidly expanding research area, a development which has challenged and complicated the previously dominant technical–managerial view of water as a 'natural resource'. There is a growing realisation that ecologically-responsible interactions with water can only come about through an understanding of how people experience, use and 'think with' water as a particular type of substance that lies somewhere between nature and culture.

CFP: Politics (11/01/13 SWPACA – 2/19-22/14)
35th Annual Conference Theme "Popular and American Culture Studies: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow"
Proposal Submission Deadline: 1 November 2013

Area: Politics
Area Chair: Shaun Hayes shayes17@uwyo.edu
35th Annual Southwest Popular/American Culture Association Conference
February 19-22, 2014
Albuquerque, NM
Homepage: http://www.southwestpca.org