Please see below for the Call for Posters from the National Council on Public History:
NATIONAL COUNCIL ON PUBLIC HISTORY
2020 ANNUAL MEETING | ATLANTA, GEORGIA | MARCH 18-21, 2020 CALL FOR POSTERS
“THREADS OF CHANGE”
The National Council on Public History invites poster submissions for the poster session at our 2020 Annual Meeting in Atlanta, Georgia.
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The Central and Southern Divisions have planned a collective Divisional Conference in Louisville, Kentucky, for October 18-20. The Call for Proposals is now available here for the Southern Division and here for the Central Division.*
*Note that the content for each is the same.
The Call for Proposals is now out for the Pacific-Western Division! Please go to the main conference page, here, for more information!
NCPH invites proposals for its 2019 conference in Hartford, Connecticut, that explore how public history intersects—sometimes purposefully, sometimes with unintended consequences—with the ongoing task of making and remaking places, communities, and polities. To learn more about the conference theme, “Repair Work,” and to fill out the proposal form, visit us athttp://bit.ly/ncph2019CFP. Final submissions are due Sunday, July 15, 2018 at 11:59 pm. Please email NCPH Program Manager Meghan Hillman at meghillm@iupui.edu with any questions.
You can access a paper copy of the NCPH 2019 Call for Proposals HERE.
Download a copy of this announcement as a PDF HERE.
For more information on this opportunity, click HERE.
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2018 National Humanities Conference Call for Proposals is Now Available
We are pleased to announce that the Call for Proposals for the 2018 National Humanities Conference is now available! The conference, to be held November 8-11, 2018 in New Orleans, in conjunction with the city’s tricentennial celebration.
Click here for the Call for Proposals. We welcome proposals for sessions, individual lightning talks, and working groups.
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Dear CCHA Members,
As this is a time for reflection and giving thanks, we just wanted to thank you for helping make the 2017 CCHA National Conference in Baltimore, Maryland, a success. From all of the feedback we have heard, the conference was enjoyed and considered a resounding success by our attendees, and we have had many emails about feeling re-energized and ready to return to the classroom for a strong “final push” this semester. This is so encouraging to us as we want to continue to be an organization that supports and represents our countless strong faculty, staff, and administrative members in the humanities nationwide.
We also want to say that it re-energizes us at CCHA to continue to find ways to support our members by creating connections and opportunities for grants, fellowships, and other possibilities; so we promise that we will keep working for you. We are thankful that we have so many amazing members to continue advocating for.
In closing, we hope you enjoy the holiday and return to work afterwards continuing to feel the positive energy from the conference.
Thanks again,
Your CCHA Friends and Colleagues
The 2018 Call for Posters is now open here! NCPH’s poster session at the annual meeting is a great way to showcase research-in-progress and get feedback. Submissions are due Wednesday, October 25, 2017 at 11:59 pm. Please use the formhttp://ncph.org/conference/poster-proposal-form/ to submit your proposal. For more information, see our website athttp://bit.ly/ncph2018cfps. Please email NCPH Program Assistant Meghan Hillman at meghillm@iupui.edu with any questions.
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Radical Humanities: The Radical Tradition in the Humanities
5th Annual Humanities Conference at Essex County College
From March 21-24, 2017, the Humanities Division at Essex County College will host its 5th annual Humanities conference, “Radical Humanities: The Radical Tradition in the Humanities.” Although the idea of radicalism can, in some ways, seem antithetical to our understanding of “tradition,” this conference will, in part, examine the roots and patterns of radical thought in humanities discourse (including literature, philosophy, art, music, theater, dance, media, architecture, and design) as well as explore works, ideas, and movements that may be seen as radical or revolutionary.
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