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The fourth annual SYRACUSE GRADUATE HISTORY CONFERENCE is now inviting proposals for papers.
This year's conference will be held 23 March 2012 on the campus of Syracuse University. The conference is hosted by the Future Professoriate Program of the Syracuse University Department of History, which exists to help graduate students develop teaching skills, research techniques, and professional identity. Graduate students throughout the northeast region and beyond are welcome to apply, proposing either individual or panel presentations.
The theme of the conference, "Exchanges and Returns: The Crossroads of Interaction," is meant to provoke a range of proposals from all subfields, subjects, periods and regions. We will be accepting papers from any geographic location on a wide range of themes including but not limited to: the exchange of goods and ideas; the intersection of peoples and polities; transfers of power, knowledge, technologies between metropole and peripheries; and the crossroads of past and present.
Paper presentations will be 20 minutes long in three-person panels. Priority will be given to panels representing more than one university. For individual paper proposals, please submit a C.V. and a 300-word abstract. For panel proposals, please also submit a 200-word panel abstract. The proposal deadline is 30 November 2011. (Acceptance notifications will be sent out in December 2011.) Please email all proposals to Paul Arras at paarras@syr.edu.
Participants will be responsible for their own travel and meal expenses, but some refreshments will be provided. For more information, please contact Paul Arras at paarras@syr.edu.
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CFP Committee
Paul Arras
Rob Clines
Yoshina Hurgobin
Jonathan Wilson
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