2013 AAA Annual Meeting
The Society for Humanistic Anthropology welcomes paper and poster session proposals for consideration at this year’s AAA Annual Meeting in Chicago (November 20-24, 2013). The theme for the meeting is “Future Publics, Current Engagements,” which provides a rich context for exploring the innovative and exciting work conducted under the broad rubric of humanistic anthropology.
The 2013 SHA Programming Committee consists of Kristen Ghodsee (kghodsee@bowdoin.edu) and Jonathan S Marion (jsmarion@gmail.com)
Both Kristen and Jonathan are more than happy to work with you on your paper, poster, or roundtable sessions – please be in touch early, and as often as necessary, with us! We’re happy to assist session organizers with the structuring of their proposals. SHA encourages innovative formats, including poster sessions and fostering more dynamic discussion periods.
Proposals for paper, poster and roundtable sessions must all be submitted through the AAA website.
SHA Section Invited Session Proposals are due March 15, 2013 online
All Invited Session Proposals (paper, poster, or roundtable sessions) must include a session abstract of up to 500 words and information for all participants (including individual abstracts). Submission will be through the AAA website. We highly encourage anyone planning to submit an invited session proposal to contact Kristen ASAP, ideally by March 1. Decisions will be announced in early April.
SHA Sponsored Session Proposals are due April 15, 2013 online
All sponsored session proposals must be submitted online by April 15, 2013. This includes all paper and poster sessions, roundtable proposals, and individual paper/poster submissions. Submissions must include a 250-word abstract as well as individual abstracts for each participant (as necessary). Participants must abide by the AAA rules regarding roles, registration, and fees.
For full meeting details, go to the AAA Annual Meeting main page. Be sure to also visit the SHA website.
Kristen Ghodsee is AN’s contributing editor for the Society for Humanistic Anthropology.