The History Graduate Student Association at the University of Nebraska – Lincoln invites all graduate students to the James A. Rawley Graduate Conference in the Humanities, October 5 - 6, 2023. The two-day conference will be held on UNL’s City Campus in downtown Lincoln (a hybrid option will be available to ensure greater accessibility). The Rawley Graduate Conference strives to serve the larger humanities community and looks forward to submissions from those of the humanities and other related fields, including but not limited to: History, Classical/Modern Languages, Religious Studies, English, Philosophy, Anthropology, Sociology, Environmental Studies, Ethnic Studies, Medieval/Renaissance Studies, Women and Gender Studies, and Digital Humanities. While all proposals are invited, preference will be given to those which address the 2023 theme of:
‘In Between the Lines: Race, Class, Gender and the Intersections Between’
This conference is intended to interpret the concept of ‘In Between the Lines broadly’. Submissions are encouraged that address this concept in any way. Projects may explore this year’s theme through traditional academia, digital humanities work, alternative academic avenues, or other methodologies and perspectives. Please do not find these suggestions to be limiting - submissions are encouraged to push the concept of ‘In Between the Lines’ as it fits the applicant's research.
More details at: https://history.unl.edu/2023-Rawley