CFP: EGAD: All Areas of Academic Discourse (8/1/05; 10/14/05)

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CALL FOR PAPERS

DaVinci to Derrida: Breaking Codes Across Disciplines
***Open to faculty, graduates, and undergraduates***
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EGAD
(English Graduates for Academic Development)
15th Annual Interdisciplinary Symposium
Texas A&M University-Commerce
October 14, 2005

Now accepting proposals for papers and panels dealing with contemporary
issues in academia. We welcome submissions from all areas of academic discourse
including, but not limited to: English, History, Journalism, Political
Science, Education, Psychology, and Sociology.
Suggestions of possible areas of interest:

=A7 Critical Theory
=A7 Academia/Professional Issues
=A7 Pedagogy
=A7 Graduate Student Issues
=A7 Technology in the Classroom
=A7 Foreign Language Studies
=A7 Composition & Rhetoric
=A7 Pop Culture
=A7 Creative Writing
=A7 Film Studies
=A7 Science Fiction
=A7 Linguistics/ESL
=A7 Writing Center Theory & Practice
=A7 Literary Studies

=FC Deadline for Submission of 250-Word Abstract: August 1, 2005
=FC Electronic Submissions Encouraged
=FC Panel Proposals and Workshops Welcome
=FC Notification of acceptance and conference registration materials will
be mailed electronically by August 15, 2005
Please send inquiries and abstracts to:
EGAD

c/o Stella Williams
Department of Literature and Languages
PO Box 3011
Texas A&M University-Commerce
Commerce, TX 75429-3011
stella_at_boisdarc.tamu-commerce.edu
(903)886-5260

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