The call for Papers will be forthcoming
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his year GSIS & CRGS, in collaboration with GPIS, will host a multi-disciplinary, inclusive conference on "Order and Disorder in the International System". We welcome abstracts from all graduate programs including economics, communications, history, women's studies, foreign languages and inter-cultural studies.
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lease send a 250-300 word abstract (double-spaced and clearly titled) to the Conference Director. Presentations will be limited to 12 minutes. Include a cover sheet with the following information: name, mailing address, telephone numbers and e-mail address, academic affiliation, and paper title.
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he three best papers will receive prizes and will be published in an upcoming issue of the ODU journal International Topics.
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ubmissions will be organized into 3 to 4 person panels. Each of the presenters will speak for 10-12 minutes to allow for time to receive detailed feedback from faculty and peers. There is essentially no upward limit in terms of pages for your paper. The written format should be Chicago Style.
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he cornerstone of graduate education is intellectual and professional growth. The Graduate Program in International Studies and the Center for Regional and Global Study at Old Dominion University strives to provide exciting and rewarding opportunities inside and outside the classroom. The Graduate Research Conference ties together a myriad of graduate experiences. This event allows scholars to present a research paper in a professional setting and receive feedback from faculty and peers.
ABSTRACTS DUE 15 DECEMBER 2009
Send questions and correspondence to
Laura Gwathmey at lgwat001@odu.edu
