The
Indiana University Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies (CLACS) is
proud to host our second CLACS Graduate Student Conference on February
15-16, 2013 on the campus of Indiana University Bloomington. This
year’s conference aims to bring together a diverse group of graduate students
to facilitate interdisciplinary and inter-institutional cohorts within the
field of Latin American Studies. For more on last year’s conference, see our
webpage for Latin American Studies in Practice: Theory Beyond the
Academy.
This
year’s theme, “Shifting Social Landscapes,” encourages participants to consider
changes in various social, political, and environmental landscapes. These
shifts reframe the context in which citizenship is imagined and enacted,
identities are constructed and imbued with meaning, and connections are built,
maintained, or destroyed across national, linguistic, or cultural borders.
Keynote
Speaker: Dr. Anya Peterson Royce (Chancellor’s Professor of Anthropology and Comparative Literature).
Conference and Submission Information:
Submissions must
include a title, an abstract (300 word maximum) and CV and must be received by
November 16, 2012. Papers will be grouped thematically in panel discussions and
each panel will be moderated by an IU faculty member.
Please
download the proposal form, and send all documents as
attachments in a single email to CLACS at clacs@indiana.edu. with the subject line
“CLACS Graduate Student Conference 2013.” All applicants will be notified
regarding acceptance and panel assignment no later than December 7, 2012.
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