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wolven7>>The Call for Papers for the 2007 Conference on Contemporary Pagan Studies
is now on-line. This year is the 5th CCPS, and it grows larger each year.
This is a good sign of how interest in the field of Pagan Studies is growing.
This year's theme is two fold. The first half of the day will focus on
Pagan material culture, while the second half will be a series of reports
on current research. I want to especially encourage our graduate students
who can attend to put in proposals for the afternoon. One of the best
things about presenting a paper at a conference is the chance to make
random, often unexpected, connections with people doing research that is
tangentially related to yours, but opens up whole new vistas for you.
You can find the call for papers on-line at :
http://www.paganstudies.org/confs/ccps/2007/index.html
Submissions can be made on-line by following the link at the bottom of the CFP.>>>
is now on-line. This year is the 5th CCPS, and it grows larger each year.
This is a good sign of how interest in the field of Pagan Studies is growing.
This year's theme is two fold. The first half of the day will focus on
Pagan material culture, while the second half will be a series of reports
on current research. I want to especially encourage our graduate students
who can attend to put in proposals for the afternoon. One of the best
things about presenting a paper at a conference is the chance to make
random, often unexpected, connections with people doing research that is
tangentially related to yours, but opens up whole new vistas for you.
You can find the call for papers on-line at :
http://www.paganstudies.org/confs/ccps/2007/index.html
Submissions can be made on-line by following the link at the bottom of the CFP.>>>
