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20
2016
CFP: PCCBS Annual Meeting, 3-5 March 2017 (Victoria, BC)
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The Pacific Coast Conference on British Studies invites paper and panel proposals for its 44th Annual Meeting, to be held at the Inn at Laurel Point in Victoria, British Columbia, 3-5 March 2017.
The PCCBS invites papers representing all fields of British Studies -- broadly defined to include those who study the United Kingdom, its component parts and nationalities, as well as Britain's imperial cultures. We welcome proposals from scholars and doctoral candidates in a wide range of disciplines across the humanities, social sciences, and the arts, including History, Literature, Political Science, Philosophy, Religion, Gender Studies, Cultural Studies, Theater Studies, and Art History.
Proposals for individual papers, partial panels, or complete panels are all welcome, although complete panel proposals are preferred. We encourage the submission of proposals dealing with interdisciplinary topics, as well as panels on new pedagogies and technologies associated with British Studies. This particular year, we also welcome potential contributions to a proposed roundtable discussion of the Brexit vote that was held on 23 June 2016.
The deadline for submission of proposals is DECEMBER 1st, 2016. Proposals should include a 200-word abstract for each paper plus a one-page c.v. for each participant. Those submitting full or partial panel proposals should include a brief description of the panel plus a 1-page c.v. for the panel chair as well as for its commentator. Please place the panel proposal, its constituent paper proposals, and all vitae in a single file, making certain that your contact information, especially e-mail addresses, are correct and current. Proposals should be submitted via e-mail attachment by December 10th, 2016, to: [email protected]
*Graduate students who have papers accepted by the program committee will be eligible to request reimbursement for some travel expenses from the Stern Trust when registering for the conference.
October
2
2014
PCCBS Graduate Student Prize
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PCCBS Graduate Student Prize
The PCCBS invites entries from PhD students for the annual graduate student prize. The prize will be awarded at the upcoming PCCBS conference this March in Las Vegas, Nevada. The student and the advisor, or instructor must be current members of PCCBS. The submitted entry will have been presented at the PCCBS meeting in March 2014 at UC Riverside, or, in the case of a graduate student studying at a university within the PCCBS region, at any other conference during 2014, as long as the paper concerns a topic within the scope of British Studies. The submission should be the paper as delivered with the addition of necessary notes and citations, the total to not exceed 18 pages double spaced. The winner(s) will receive a monetary prize and be recognized at the annual PCCBS meetings.
Graduate Prize Submission: November 15, 2014
Please send electronic or hard copies with cover letter from advisor or instructor to each member of the prize committee:
Prof. Peter H. Hoffenberg, Chair [email protected]
History Department, Sakamaki Hall, University of Hawai'i at Manoa, Honolulu, HI 96822
Ethan Shagan [email protected]
Rob McClain [email protected]
October
2
2014
PCCBS Article Prize
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PCCBS Article Prize
The biennial prize for the best article published between 2012-14 by a member of the Pacific Coast Conference on British Studies will be awarded at the Spring 2015 meeting in Las Vegas along with a cash award.
Article Prize Submission Deadline: November 15, 2014
Copies of the article in PDF form should be sent to all three committee members:
- James Vernon, Chair [email protected]
- Lisa Cody [email protected]
- Susan Amussen [email protected]
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