[Linganth] Possible IGALA 10 travel funding for US-based graduate students

[Cashman, Holly]

Dear linganth subscribers,

As you may know, today (15 December) is the deadline for abstracts for the 10th International Gender and Language Association meeting, to be held in Gaborone, Botswana, 20-22 June 2018.

We have just received the exciting news that the National Science Foundation (NSF) will recommend for funding the application for grants to support US graduate students attending the conference and presenting a paper. So, we are writing to
-- encourage you to submit an abstract if you are a graduate student
-- ask you to spread the word to your graduate students if you are an advisor or mentor
Even if travel to Botswana is out of reach financially, it is likely that graduate students will be able to apply for funding to cover the cost of travel. Grants will be available on a competitive basis to US-based graduate students whose abstracts have been accepted for presentation at IGALA 10.

(More information about applying for these grants will be forthcoming once the grant is funded. All US-based graduate students whose abstracts are accepted will be invited to apply.)

For abstract submission information, see: https://igala10.wordpress.com?

Best,
Holly


Holly R. Cashman
Chair and Associate Professor of Spanish (Linguistics);
Core Faculty in Women's Studies & Coordinator of Queer Studies
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Queer, Latinx, and Bilingual: Narrative Resources in the Negotiation of Identities (Routledge, 2018)
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