2011 AATSEEL Conference: 2 days to April 15 Proposal Deadline

[Sibelan Forrester]

What’s new at AATSEEL’s January 2011 Conference? A master class led by 
William Mills Todd III (“Approaching the Nineteenth-Century Novel as Art 
Form, Enterprise, and Institution”); a workshop taught by Irina Paperno 
(“Tolstoy in the Classroom”); "Works in Progress," where major scholars 
discuss their current research; workshops in job interviewing, 
translation, poetry analysis, and journal publishing."Coffee and 
Conversation," introduced last year, gives graduate students a chance to 
chat informally with leading scholars. Visit the AATSEEL Web site now to 
participate in these events (enrollment limited.)


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The 2011 Annual Meeting of the American Association of Teachers of 
Slavic and East European Languages (AATSEEL) will be held in Pasadena, 
California, Jan. 6-9, 2011. The first deadline for submission of 
proposals is April 15, 2010. For information about this meeting and 
details about submission procedures, please see the Call for Papers at 
the following site: http://www.aatseel.org/program/

The Program Committee invites scholars in our area to submit panel 
proposals that can be posted on the AATSEEL website; the committee 
particularly encourages scholars to shape their proposed panels. This 
year, we have added an option to submit fully-formed panel proposals 
with a single-paragraph description. Descriptions of individual papers 
for such panels do not need to be submitted until after the panel is 
accepted. Scholars may also submit individual proposals of their 
intended papers by the above deadline. The Program Committee will find 
appropriate panel placements for all accepted proposals.

All individual proposals will undergo double-blind peer review; authors 
will be notified of the results by mid-May. Submitting a proposal by 
this first deadline allows authors the option to revise and resubmit the 
proposal, should it not be accepted. Proposals may also be submitted for 
the second deadline of July 1, 2010; proposals for roundtables and 
forums will continue to be accepted anytime up to July 1, 2010. Detailed 
guidelines and forms for submitting proposals are online at: 
www.aatseel.org/2011_call_for_papers

To submit a proposal, you must be an AATSEEL member in good standing for 
2010, or request a waiver of membership from the Chair of the Program 
Committee (burry.7 at osu.edu). For information on AATSEEL membership, 
details on conference participation, and guidelines for preparing 
proposals, please follow the links from AATSEEL's homepage 
(http://www.aatseel.org).

Best wishes,

Alexander Burry

Chair, AATSEEL Program Committee

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