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Call For Papers October 2011 The Politics and Positioning of Caribbean Arts and Culture The Division of the Humanities at Paine College is requesting proposal The theme of the Third Caribbean Arts and Culture Symposium is The Politics and Positioning of Caribbean Arts and Cultures. Organizers of the symposium are interested in receiving proposals from faculty, independent scholars, graduate students, undergraduate students, artists, and designers working in the literary, visual, performing, design, and communication arts as well as social, cultural, and historical studies. ALL TOPICS WILL BE CONSIDERED. POSSIBLE TOPICS MAY INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO:
Proposals are sought in three categories:
Please indicate your status in the proposal. Proposals should be no more than one-page and provide the title and thesis of the paper, panel, or roundtable discussion. For proposed panel sessions, the title of the panel is requested as well as the title and thesis of each presenter's paper. For proposed roundtable discussions, provide the title of the discussion group, names of participants, and tentative topics for discussion. All proposals must include name, mailing address, email address, and telephone number(s). Papers must have a reading time of no more than twenty (20) minutes. Roundtable discussions are limited to forty-five (45) minutes. Please note AV and other equipment requests in the proposal.
Please submit proposals no later than Wednesday, July 1, 2011 by traditional mail or email to: Dr. Akilah Emily Williams, Director Caribbean Arts and Culture Symposium Paine College Division of the Humanities 1235 Fifteenth Street Augusta, GA 30901
Telephone inquiries may be made at (706) 821-8326
Dr. Emily Allen Willism poses with symposium participants from Clark Atlanta, Clayton State University, and Morehouse College, and Morris Brown College. |
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