We have extended the deadlines for submission to April 15 for both
panels/workshops and individual presentations. We have also instituted
an online submission form, available from our website at the following
link: http://www.caas-cw.org/papercall.html.
> We invite individual and group proposals on all aspects of the classical
> world and the classical tradition, and on new strategies and resources
> for improved teaching. Especially welcome are presentations which aim at
> maximum audience participation, integrate the concerns of K-12 and
> college faculty, and --in recognition of our special centennial
> celebration--reflect on the past and future of classical studies in the
> CAAS region and beyond.
>
> For the centennial we are planning the following special sessions
>
> a plenary session on teaching about the classical world through film
>
> a plenary session celebrating theater and dramatic performance in the
> CAAS region
>
> a plenary session on representing our ancestors, featuring "interviews"
> with such classicists of the past century as Anna Julia Cooper, Basil L.
> Gildersleeve, Moses Hadas, Edith Hamilton, Gilbert Highet and Grace
> Harriet Macurdy
>
> a panel discussion on classics during the Kennedy era, with a special
> focus on the Center for Hellenic Studies in its early years
>
> a roundtable discussion on the study of classics in the region's urban
> secondary schools during the past century
>
> a roundtable discussion on developments in classical scholarship and
> pedagogy in our region since the founding of CAAS in 1907, from a
> variety of professional perspectives
>
> Please note that all who submit abstracts must be members of CAAS and
> all abstracts and proposals must be submitted electronically.
>
>
> Deadline for submission of panels and workshops is April 15, 2007;
> submission deadline for individual presentations is April 15, 2007.
Please consult "Writing an Abstract for Professional Presentation" on
our website
> http://www.caas-cw.org for more information
>
> Panel/workshop submissions (deadline April 15)
> Abstracts should clearly indicate the thread and original contribution
> made by the proposed presentation, and situate it in a larger scholarly
> context, both in the text of the abstract itself and in a brief
> bibliography. The file name of the abstract should be the title of the
> panel or workshop, and the length should not exceed 500 words
>
> Cover letters should include titles of all presentations and names of
> presenters,contact information for all presenters (including postal
> addresses, phone numbers and email addresses), and a biographical
> summary or brief cv for each presenter
>
>
> Individual submissions (deadline April 15)
> Abstracts should clearly indicate the thread and original contribution
> made by the proposed presentation and situate it in a larger scholarly
> context, both in the text of the abstract itself and in a brief
> bibliography. The file name of the abstract should be the title of the
> presentation, and the abstract should not indicate the name of the
> author or authors, since submissions will be refereed anonymously. The
> length of the abstract should not exceed 300 words.
>
> Cover letters should include the title of the presentation and the name
> of the author, contact information for the author (including postal
> address, phone number and email address) and a biographical summary or
> brief cv of the author
>
> For further information, please contact Judith P Hallett, Department of
> Classics, University of Maryland, College Park, CAAS program
> coordinator, jeph AT umd.edu and fax 301-314-9084
panels/workshops and individual presentations. We have also instituted
an online submission form, available from our website at the following
link: http://www.caas-cw.org/papercall.html.
> We invite individual and group proposals on all aspects of the classical
> world and the classical tradition, and on new strategies and resources
> for improved teaching. Especially welcome are presentations which aim at
> maximum audience participation, integrate the concerns of K-12 and
> college faculty, and --in recognition of our special centennial
> celebration--reflect on the past and future of classical studies in the
> CAAS region and beyond.
>
> For the centennial we are planning the following special sessions
>
> a plenary session on teaching about the classical world through film
>
> a plenary session celebrating theater and dramatic performance in the
> CAAS region
>
> a plenary session on representing our ancestors, featuring "interviews"
> with such classicists of the past century as Anna Julia Cooper, Basil L.
> Gildersleeve, Moses Hadas, Edith Hamilton, Gilbert Highet and Grace
> Harriet Macurdy
>
> a panel discussion on classics during the Kennedy era, with a special
> focus on the Center for Hellenic Studies in its early years
>
> a roundtable discussion on the study of classics in the region's urban
> secondary schools during the past century
>
> a roundtable discussion on developments in classical scholarship and
> pedagogy in our region since the founding of CAAS in 1907, from a
> variety of professional perspectives
>
> Please note that all who submit abstracts must be members of CAAS and
> all abstracts and proposals must be submitted electronically.
>
>
> Deadline for submission of panels and workshops is April 15, 2007;
> submission deadline for individual presentations is April 15, 2007.
Please consult "Writing an Abstract for Professional Presentation" on
our website
> http://www.caas-cw.org for more information
>
> Panel/workshop submissions (deadline April 15)
> Abstracts should clearly indicate the thread and original contribution
> made by the proposed presentation, and situate it in a larger scholarly
> context, both in the text of the abstract itself and in a brief
> bibliography. The file name of the abstract should be the title of the
> panel or workshop, and the length should not exceed 500 words
>
> Cover letters should include titles of all presentations and names of
> presenters,contact information for all presenters (including postal
> addresses, phone numbers and email addresses), and a biographical
> summary or brief cv for each presenter
>
>
> Individual submissions (deadline April 15)
> Abstracts should clearly indicate the thread and original contribution
> made by the proposed presentation and situate it in a larger scholarly
> context, both in the text of the abstract itself and in a brief
> bibliography. The file name of the abstract should be the title of the
> presentation, and the abstract should not indicate the name of the
> author or authors, since submissions will be refereed anonymously. The
> length of the abstract should not exceed 300 words.
>
> Cover letters should include the title of the presentation and the name
> of the author, contact information for the author (including postal
> address, phone number and email address) and a biographical summary or
> brief cv of the author
>
> For further information, please contact Judith P Hallett, Department of
> Classics, University of Maryland, College Park, CAAS program
> coordinator, jeph AT umd.edu and fax 301-314-9084