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"Bodies in Motion"
The University of Rhode Island’s Third Annual Interdisciplinary Graduate
Conference
Saturday, March 28th, 2009
Keynote Speaker: Dr. Stuart Pimm, Professor of Conservation Ecology, Duke
University
Extended Submission Deadline: Sunday, February 1, 2009
"Bodies in Motion"
The University of Rhode Island’s Third Annual Interdisciplinary Graduate
Conference
Saturday, March 28th, 2009
Keynote Speaker: Dr. Stuart Pimm, Professor of Conservation Ecology, Duke
University
Extended Submission Deadline: Sunday, February 1, 2009
"Bodies in Motion"
The University of Rhode Island’s Third Annual Interdisciplinary Graduate
Conference
Saturday, March 28th, 2009
Keynote Speaker: Dr. Stuart Pimm, Professor of Conservation Ecology, Duke
University
Extended Submission Deadline: Sunday, February 1, 2009
"Bodies in Motion"
The University of Rhode Island’s Third Annual Interdisciplinary Graduate
Conference
Saturday, March 28th, 2009
Keynote Speaker: Dr. Stuart Pimm, Professor of Conservation Ecology, Duke
University
Extended Submission Deadline: Sunday, February 1, 2009
"Bodies in Motion"
The University of Rhode Island’s Third Annual Interdisciplinary Graduate
Conference
Saturday, March 28th, 2009
Keynote Speaker: Dr. Stuart Pimm, Professor of Conservation Ecology, Duke
University
Extended Submission Deadline: Sunday, February 1, 2009
"Bodies in Motion"
The University of Rhode Island’s Third Annual Interdisciplinary Graduate
Conference
Saturday, March 28th, 2009
Keynote Speaker: Dr. Stuart Pimm, Professor of Conservation Ecology, Duke
University
Extended Submission Deadline: Sunday, February 1, 2009
"Bodies in Motion"
The University of Rhode Island’s Third Annual Interdisciplinary Graduate
Conference
Saturday, March 28th, 2009
Keynote Speaker: Dr. Stuart Pimm, Professor of Conservation Ecology, Duke
University
Extended Submission Deadline: Sunday, February 1, 2009
Americana: The Institute for the Study of American Popular Culture invites
American Studies submissions for its academic, peer-reviewed journal.
Please visit http://www.americanpopularculture.com to read previously
published articles in Americana: The Journal of American Popular Culture,
1900 to present, and to see the submission guidelines.
The deadline for the Spring 2009 issue is 15 March 2009. Early submission
is encouraged. Attach and email MLA formatted papers to
editor_at_americanpopularculture.com.
CALL FOR CHAPTER PROPOSALS
Proposals for an international scholarly collection of chapters on ASIAN
POPULAR CULTURE are now being considered. The deadline for proposals is
February 15 2009. Proposals may address any of the full range of Asian
popular culture topics, e.g., music, popular food, toys and games,
decorative transport vehicles, the bar scene, tourism, fashion, fads,
sports, architecture, dating habits, film, television, and new media.
Finalists will be notified: chapters will be 7-8000 words; deadline
August 15 2009.
Send a 500-word proposal and brief teaching & publication profile to both
editors of the collection:
CALL FOR CHAPTER PROPOSALS
Proposals for an international scholarly collection of chapters on ASIAN
POPULAR CULTURE are now being considered. The deadline for proposals is
February 15 2009. Proposals may address any of the full range of Asian
popular culture topics, e.g., music, popular food, toys and games,
decorative transport vehicles, the bar scene, tourism, fashion, fads,
sports, architecture, dating habits, film, television, and new media.
Finalists will be notified: chapters will be 7-8000 words; deadline
August 15 2009.
Send a 500-word proposal and brief teaching & publication profile to both
editors of the collection:
Call for Essays: PIRATES
Topic: The Washington & Jefferson College Review
We are seeking well researched and clearly written essays discussing all
aspects of pirates and piracy, with particular attention to pirates in
history, literature, film, and contemporary life. Essays that address our
fascination with and romanticization of pirates are especially welcome.
Length: 5000-6000 words, including endnotes.
Style: Chicago, 15th edition.
Deadline for completed papers: 4 April 2009.
Send submissions as attachments to: topic_at_washjeff.edu.
Call for Essays: PIRATES
Topic: The Washington & Jefferson College Review
We are seeking well researched and clearly written essays discussing all
aspects of pirates and piracy, with particular attention to pirates in
history, literature, film, and contemporary life. Essays that address our
fascination with and romanticization of pirates are especially welcome.
Length: 5000-6000 words, including endnotes.
Style: Chicago, 15th edition.
Deadline for completed papers: 4 April 2009.
Send submissions as attachments to: topic_at_washjeff.edu.
Call for Essays: PIRATES
Topic: The Washington & Jefferson College Review
We are seeking well researched and clearly written essays discussing all
aspects of pirates and piracy, with particular attention to pirates in
history, literature, film, and contemporary life. Essays that address our
fascination with and romanticization of pirates are especially welcome.
Length: 5000-6000 words, including endnotes.
Style: Chicago, 15th edition.
Deadline for completed papers: 4 April 2009.
Send submissions as attachments to: topic_at_washjeff.edu.
Call for Essays: PIRATES
Topic: The Washington & Jefferson College Review
We are seeking well researched and clearly written essays discussing all
aspects of pirates and piracy, with particular attention to pirates in
history, literature, film, and contemporary life. Essays that address our
fascination with and romanticization of pirates are especially welcome.
Length: 5000-6000 words, including endnotes.
Style: Chicago, 15th edition.
Deadline for completed papers: 4 April 2009.
Send submissions as attachments to: topic_at_washjeff.edu.
Call for Essays: PIRATES
Topic: The Washington & Jefferson College Review
We are seeking well researched and clearly written essays discussing all
aspects of pirates and piracy, with particular attention to pirates in
history, literature, film, and contemporary life. Essays that address our
fascination with and romanticization of pirates are especially welcome.
Length: 5000-6000 words, including endnotes.
Style: Chicago, 15th edition.
Deadline for completed papers: 4 April 2009.
Send submissions as attachments to: topic_at_washjeff.edu.