In short, Culture in Focus is dedicating its 4th Volume to this pandemic that has had a devastating impact all around the globe in terms of Education.
Calls for Papers/Proposals
MGA Students, Faculty Invited to Submit Proposals for Georgia Philological Association Conference to be Held on Macon Campus
MGA students and faculty are invited to submit proposals for presentations at the 15th annual Georgia Philological Association (GPA) conference.
Call for Reviewers: Round Sixteen Textbook Transformation Grants, Starting January 14, 2020
ALG is looking for qualified reviewers able to review grant proposals for Round Sixteen, from January 14-27, 2020.
Call for Papers – Annual Middle Georgia State University Undergraduate History Conference
The Department of History at Middle Georgia State University invites paper and panel proposals for its annual undergraduate History conference to be held Saturday, November 16, 2019.
Call for Proposals: Open Pedagogy: Varied Definitions, Multiple Approaches
We’re excited to invite chapter proposal submissions for a forthcoming openly published book, tentatively titled Open Pedagogy: Varied Definitions, Multiple Approaches.
Call for Proposals: EU Student Conference, March 27-29
Call for Proposals for student papers to be presented at the March 27 – 29 EU Studies Program student conference at Georgia College and State University.Student proposals need to be in the form of an abstract and must be nominated by conference organizers. The deadline for nominations is February 22nd.
Culture in Focus Call for Papers
Culture in Focus is an International e-Journal of Educational, Literary and Cultural Studies hosted by the MGA Department of English. The publication seeks to provide an important forum for scholarly interchange with original articles, book reviews and letters to the editor.
The English Department Publishes the 1st Issue of Culture in Focus
Currently, Culture in Focus is accepting research and scholarly works for the 2nd issue that regard the theme, “Education Matters.” We invite a broad range of cultural, literary and educational topics.
Online Teaching Opportunities for MGA Faculty
The European Union Studies Program of the University System of Georgia (http://www.eustudiesprogram.org/) is seeking faculty to teach online courses on the EU, Transatlantic relations or that compare the EU and the United States. A catalog of eleven EURO courses (see attached) is already developed and have been previously taught, but due to the nature of the material, the courses may require extensive updating.
The Undergraduate Conference is Calling All Thinkers
The Undergraduate Conference is accepting paper and panel proposals from students and faculty until Friday, March 30th.