As you may already know, the ASA 2010 Call for Proposals is now open. At the last SSG meeting, in New Orleans, I volunteered to coordinate a panel. Now, I would like to invite those of you who might be interested to send me there paper proposals, which "should consist of a statement about the topic, the nature and extent of the research on which the paper (...) is based and a brief summary of the main argument(s) (approximately one paragraph, or 8-10 sentences)," as stipulated by the ASA. Once I receive your proposals, I will draft a panel proposal which I will first share with you before submitting it. This year's deadline being March 31, 2010, it would be good if you could send me your proposals by March 15, 2010, at the latest. In case I end up receiving more proposals than we could possibly accommodate in one panel, we will maybe need to think about putting together a second panel proposal, which another SSG member would coordinate. I will let the group know if that were the case.
Please free to weigh in if you think of any other ways in which we should go about putting these panels together.
For your convenience, I have attached the ASA CFP which provides more details about the conference.
With my kindest regards, Ibra Sene
*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* Ibra Sene Assistant Professor Department of History The College of Wooster 116 Kauke Hall Wooster, OH 44691 USA
This is to remind you that the deadline for submission of abstracts for the ASA panel on orality/oraliture is March 15, 2010. This panel will be held by the Senegalese Studies Group to address issues related to oral culture, oral tradition, literature; poetry, oral discourse and the like. Please submit your abstracts to me directly at ms...@email.unc.edu by March 15 if you wish to be considered for this panel.
> I am writing to let you know that I am collecting abstracts for a panel on > orality for the next ASA conference. As you may already know the deadline > for submission of proposals is March 31, 2010. I am aligning to Ibra?s > previous call for abstracts. So, if you wish to be part of my panel, please > send me your abstracts directly to this email: ms...@email.unc.edu, by > March 15, 2010. I think orality is a unifying theme that could bring > together papers from various disciplines including history, literature, > linguistics, and so on. I look forward to receiving your abstracts.
> Best regards, > Mamarame > On Mon, 08 Feb 2010 20:18:50 -0500, "Ibra Sene" <IS...@wooster.edu> wrote: >> Mes chers amis,
>> As you may already know, the ASA 2010 Call for Proposals is now open. >> At the last SSG meeting, in New Orleans, I volunteered to coordinate a >> panel. Now, I would like to invite those of you who might be interested > to >> send me there paper proposals, which "should consist of a statement about >> the topic, the nature and extent of the research on which the paper (...) >> is based and a brief summary of the main argument(s) (approximately one >> paragraph, or 8-10 sentences)," as stipulated by the ASA. Once I receive >> your proposals, I will draft a panel proposal which I will first share > with >> you before submitting it. This year's deadline being March 31, 2010, it >> would be good if you could send me your proposals by March 15, 2010, at > the >> latest. In case I end up receiving more proposals than we could possibly >> accommodate in one panel, we will maybe need to think about putting >> together a second panel proposal, which another SSG member would >> coordinate. I will let the group know if that were the case.
>> Please free to weigh in if you think of any other ways in which we should >> go about putting these panels together.
>> For your convenience, I have attached the ASA CFP which provides more >> details about the conference.
>> With my kindest regards, >> Ibra Sene
>> *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* >> Ibra Sene >> Assistant Professor >> Department of History >> The College of Wooster >> 116 Kauke Hall >> Wooster, OH 44691 USA
