Blog Posts
Currently Filtering by Tags: macbsDecember
6
2017
CFP: Mid-Atlantic Conference on British Studies (MACBS) Annual Meeting
Posted by rdaily under conference | Tags: cfp, macbs | 0 Comments
MID-ATLANTIC CONFERENCE ON BRITISH STUDIES ANNUAL MEETING
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
SATURDAY and SUNDAY, APRIL 7-8, 2018
The MACBS -- the mid-Atlantic affiliate of the NACBS, the main organization for British Studies in Canada and the United States – is soliciting proposals for papers and panels on all areas of British Studies for our annual conference. We welcome participation from scholars of Britain, the British Atlantic World, and the British Empire broadly defined, and we are open to proposals ranging from the ancient to the contemporary and from scholars of history, anthropology, literature, art, politics, economics and related fields. Senior faculty, junior faculty, and graduate students are all encouraged to participate.
Proposals for both individual papers and full panels are welcome. Paper proposals should include a brief (no more than 250 words) abstract of the paper and a curriculum vita. Full panel proposals should also include a one-paragraph description of the panel’s overall aim and indicate which panel member will serve as the organizer and primary contact.
All submissions must be received by 3 January 2018.
Send proposals via email to:
Prof. Nicholas Popper, Program Co-ChairDept. of HistoryCollege of William & Mary[email protected] Prof. Katie Hindmarch-Watson, Program Co-ChairDept. of HistoryJohns Hopkins University[email protected]For additional information, please see the MACBS website:
http://www.lehman.edu/academics/arts-humanities/history/macbs/
September
24
2012
CFP: MACBS 2013, March 23-24 (Sat/Sun) 2013 at Lehman College--City University of New York
Posted by jaskelly under Announcement, Conferences, Regionals | Tags: cfp, macbs |
Call for Papers
MID-ATLANTIC CONFERENCE ON BRITISH STUDIES
ANNUAL MEETING
Plenary Speaker: Deborah Valenze, Barnard College
LEHMAN COLLEGE, CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK
Saturday and Sunday, March 23-24, 2013
The MACBS, an affiliate of the NACBS, the main organization for British Studies in Canada and the United States, seeks participation by scholars in all areas of British Studies. We solicit proposals for papers and panels on Britain, the British Atlantic World, and the British Empire broadly defined. Our interests range from the ancient to the contemporary and we welcome participation by scholars of history, anthropology, literature, art, politics, economics and related fields. Senior faculty, junior faculty, and graduate students are all encouraged to participate.
Proposals for individual papers and full panels are welcome. Paper proposals should include a brief (no more than 250 words) abstract of the paper and a curriculum vita. Full panel proposals should also include a concise description of the panel’s overall aim and indicate which panel member will serve as the organizer and primary contact.
All submissions must be received by 21 December 2012
Send proposals via email to:
Daniel Beaver
Department of History
Pennsylvania State University
[email protected]
and
Laura Beers
Department of History
American University
[email protected]
For additional information, see MACBS website:
www.lehman.edu/academics/arts-humanities/history/macbs/index.php
December
10
2009
CFP: NACBS 2010, 12-14 November, Baltimore MD
Posted by jaskelly under Announcement, Conferences, NACBS | Tags: cfp, macbs, NACBS, North American Conference on British Studies | 0 Comments
CALL FOR PAPERS
NORTH AMERICAN CONFERENCE ON BRITISH STUDIES
ANNUAL MEETING
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND
NOVEMBER 12-14, 2010
The NACBS and its Mid-Atlantic affiliate, the MACBS, seek participation by scholars in all areas of British Studies for the 2010 meeting. We solicit proposals for panels on Britain, the British Empire, and the British world. Our interests range from the medieval to the modern. Though primarily a conference of historians, we welcome participation by scholars across the humanities and social sciences, especially on interdisciplinary panels.
We invite panel proposals addressing selected themes, methodology, and pedagogy, as well as roundtable discussions of topical and thematic interest, including conversations among authors of recent books. North American scholars, international scholars, and graduate students are all encouraged to submit proposals to the NACBS Program Committee.
Strong preference will be given to complete panel or roundtable proposals that consider a common theme. Panels typically include three papers and a comment; roundtables customarily have four presentations. Individual paper proposals will also be considered in rare cases. Those with single paper submissions are strongly encouraged to search for additional panelists on lists such as H-Albion or at venues such as the NACBS Facebook page. Applicants may also write to the Program Chair for suggestions ([email protected]).
Committed to ensuring the broadest possible participation of scholars in British Studies, the Program Committee will give priority to those who did not read papers at the 2009 meeting. Panels that include both graduate students and established scholars are especially encouraged, as are submissions with broad chronological focus and interdisciplinary breadth. In order to encourage intellectual interchange, we ask applicants to compose panels that feature participation from a range of institutions. Single-institution panels are not encouraged; similarly, graduate supervisors are discouraged from appearing on panels with their own students and very recent graduates. No participant will be permitted to take part in more than one session except in exceptional circumstances cleared by the Program Committee, and no more than one proposal will be considered from each applicant.
All submissions must be received by March 1, 2010.
For details, directions, and online submission, see www.nacbs.org/conference.html.
Please send questions about panel requirements
and suggestions about program development to
Lara Kriegel, NACBS Program Chair
Department of History, Florida International University, Miami, FL 33199
[email protected]
Categories
2016
2016 annual meeting
2021
adam matthew
AFIHR
AHA
Announcement
annual conference
annual meeting
Atlanta
Award
BISI
BISI,
Blog
blog post
Brexit
British and Irish Studies Intelligencer
Call for Editors
CFP
conference
conference, NACBS 2014
conference, NACBS 2019
conference, NACBS 2020
conference, NACBS 2021
Conferences
Coronavirus
COVID19
database
deadline extension
Digital Humanities
Diversity and Inclusion Fellowships
editor
Editorials
Emergency Funding Grants
emergency grant
endorsement
executive committee endorsement
executive director
extended deadline
fellowship
Folger Fellowship
Graduate & Early Career Caucus
Graduate & Early Career Caucus
Graduate and Early Career Caucus
Grants and Awards
h-albion
IHR
international students
Interview
JBS
Jobs
Journal of British Studies
MA essay prize
MACBS
Meeting
meeting minutes
member news
mentorship program
MWCBS
my NACBS
MyNACBS
NACBS
NACBS 2022
NACBS Graduate & Early Career Caucus
NACBS Graduate & Early Career Caucus
NACBS Graduate & Early Career Caucus
NACBS Graduate & Early Career Caucus
NACBS Membership Offers
NECBS
new book
new officers
Obituaries
obituary
op-ed
pedagogy
photographs
Pre-dissertation award
pre-dissertation grant
Priya Satia
Prize
prizes
publication
reception
Regionals
report
RHS
Rights Task Force
RTF
SCBS
Seminar
speaker series
statement
Teaching
Test
test category
Trump
visas
walter d love prize
Zoom Session
“White House Conference on American History”