AMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION CONFERENCE, January 9, 2010
It’s coming up quickly! CFH will present a coffee-donut hour and plenary session at the AHA in San Diego on Saturday morning. Beth Allison Barr (Baylor University), Caitlin Corning (George Fox University), Melissa Harkrider (Wheaton College), and Kurt Werthmuller (Azusa Pacific University) will present a session titled: “Community, [...]
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (October 31, 2009) —
A newly-available research tool,
sponsored by the H. Henry Meeter Center for Calvin Studies and the
Hekman Library at Calvin College and Seminary, promises to aid the work
of scholars from around the world. The Post-Reformation Digital Library
(PRDL) is a select bibliography of primary source documents focusing on
early modern theology and [...]
2010 CFH Fall Conferences
The site and date for our 2010 Fall Conferences is George Fox University, Newberg OR, October 13-14 and 14-16.
This is a first CALL FOR PAPERS for the 2010 George Fox biennial conference. The theme will be “The Search for Peace, Justice, and Equality”; the deadline for submitting proposals will be February 2010. [...]
CALIFORNIA REGIONAL CONFERENCE ON FAITH AND HISTORY
The California Regional Conference on Faith and History will hold its first meeting on October 17, 2009 at Azusa Pacific University in Azusa, CA. The theme of this conference will be “The Christian Historian”, and interested scholars from the region are encouraged to submit relevant paper proposals. A portion [...]
“Saving the World? The Changing Terrain of American
Protestant Missions”
The Institute for the Study of American Evangelicals (ISAE) at Wheaton
College in conjunction with a grant from the Lilly Endowment, Inc.,
announces a grant competition for its project, “Saving the World? The
Changing Terrain of American Protestant Missions.” Eight $1,000 grants
will be awarded for “communications” (case studies) that explore [...]
Three students will be selected to present their research papers at Christians for Biblical Equality’s weekend conference on gender and culture in St. Louis, MO. Presentations are scheduled for Saturday, July 25, 2009 at 4:10-5:10pm. All papers may also be considered for publication in one of CBE’s journals.
Submission Guidelines
x Papers must address an aspect of [...]
Conference Alerts has a customized email service to announce conferences relevant to you. The site is dedicated to academic conferences. You can search there for specific gatherings, or sign up for their emails. How else would you find out about the 3rd International Conference on Advances in Tourism Economics in Lisbon, Portugal?
The good folks at the Emerging Scholars Network have organized their first gathering in Chicago this winter break. The event is intended to connect and encourage people like us who might feel somewhat alone as Christians in the academy. For more information, visit the ESN site.
CALL FOR APPLICATIONS
June 2-16, 2009
The CCCU and Nagel Institute are sponsoring a
Faculty Development Seminar:
PUBLIC THEOLOGY: The South African Experience
Around the world, new Christian political movements are arising. Nigerian Chrisitans respond to the institution of Sharia law. Evangelicals in the United States debate about the Religious Right. “People Power” movements, spurred by Christian NGOs, have become [...]
