Fw: H-ASIA: CFP Violence and Resistance, Syracuse Graduate History Conference

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Conference


H-ASIA
December 22, 2012

CFP Violence and Resistance, Syracuse Graduate History Conference
Deadline Extended to January 15, 2013
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From: Alexandra Marie Elias <amelias@maxwell.syr.edu>

Dear colleagues,

Please find below and attached the call for papers for "Violence and
Resistance," the fifth annual graduate conference hosted by the Syracuse
University Department of History Future Professoriate Program. The
conference will take place March 29th, 2013 in Syracuse, New York.
Responses may be sent to amelias@maxwell.syr.edu.

Alexandra Elias
Doctoral Candidate
Syracuse University Department of History

The Future Professoriate Program for the Department of History
at Syracuse University invites graduate students at all levels to submit
paper proposals for its Fifth Annual Syracuse Graduate History Conference,
to be held on March 29th, 2013. Our organization's goal is to help graduate
students grow as professionals within the academic community. Graduate
students are welcome to propose either individual or panel presentations.
This year's theme is "Violence and Resistance." These have
become increasingly central to scholarship and have been a palpable
presence both on the news and in our classrooms. We define violence and
resistance broadly. Submitted papers may focus upon the subject and the
connotations thereof in various forms. Topics may include but are not
limited to:
· Memory
· Religion
· Gender
· Military
· Community Identity
· Popular Culture
· Family
· Imperialism/Colonial Experiences
· Landscape
· The Self
· Politics
Presentations will be 20 minutes long in three-person panels.
Priority will be given to panels representing multiple institutions. For
individual paper proposals, please submit abstracts no longer than 300
words and a C.V. For panel proposals, please also submit a 200-word panel
abstract. The proposal deadline is January 15th, 2012. Please submit all
materials to Alexandra Elias at amelias@maxwell.syr.edu

Participants will be responsible for their own travel and meal expenses,
but some refreshments will be provided. We are a welcoming graduate
community and will be happy to answer any questions.


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