KFLC--Second Call for Abstracts,

[Cynthia A. Ruder]

60th KENTUCKY FOREIGN LANGUAGE CONFERENCE	(PLEASE CIRCULATE TO ALL  
INTERESTED COLLEAGUES)
19-21 APRIL 2007
UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY
LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY

www.uky.edu/AS/KFLC

Colleagues:
	After a two-year hiatus the Russian/Slavic panels at the Kentucky  
Foreign Language Conference have returned!  For those of you who have  
attended in the past you know that the Conference offers a wonderful  
venue for sharing ideas with colleagues in a welcoming, open forum.   
Lexington is at its best in April, and the conference promises a  
wealth of panels and activities to suit a variety of intellectual  
interests.  What's more, you can enjoy all the best elements of a  
multidisciplinary/multi-language  conference in an inviting and  
tranquil setting!  (Plus, for those of you who might be racing fans  
the Spring meet at Keeneland Racetrack will be taking place and  
include races that are the prelude to the Kentucky Derby!)  Please  
join us!

We invite submissions for the following panels:

Russian/Slavic Language Pedagogy--Presentations can focus on any  
element of language pedagogy including heritage learners, technology  
in the classroom, innovative materials--anything that relates to  
language instruction in the Slavic languages.  If you are a textbook  
author and would like to introduce new materials, consider doing it  
at the KFLC!

Russian/Slavic Music--Abstracts are welcome on ANY area of Russian/ 
Slavic music.  Potential topics include, but are not limited to,  
musicology, performance, musical motifs/themes in literature, folk  
music, popular music, avant-garde music, indeed any musical  
expression in Russian/Slavic culture from any period.  We hope to  
include a guest concert as part of the Slavic session activities  
during the conference.  If you know of colleagues who are scholars of  
Russian/Slavic music, but are not Slavists per se, please feel free  
to share this Call for Abstracts with them.

One-page abstracts are welcome from colleagues in any field and at  
any rank.  We encourage graduate students to participate.

ABSTRACTS:
	Please submit a one-page abstract to Cynthia Ruder at raeruder at uky.edu.
	DEADLINE:  30 November 2006  (Note that the official deadline for  
submission of abstracts on the KFLC site is 15 November.  However,  
given that the AAASS and ACTFL fall immediately after that date, we  
have opted to extend the submission deadline until 30 November.)

We look forward to welcoming you to Lexington.  Join us for what  
promises to be an intellectually invigorating and enjoyable  
conference.  Please direct any questions to Cynthia Ruder at  
raeruder at uky.edu.


Cynthia A. Ruder
raeruder at uky.edu




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