CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS Anamesa, Fall 2012 blur boundaries, re-imagine links, explore the between Anamesa, a peer-reviewed interdisciplinary journal of graduate student writing and art based at New York University, is now accepting submissions for its Spring 2011 print issue. Current and recent graduate students across all
Applications are now being accepted for THATCamp Theory! Media Student faculty member Shannon Mattern will be leading one of the workshops. THATCamp Theory is devoted to exploring the relations between technology and the theoretical dimensions of humanistic work. Historically, digital humanities has been characterized as hostile
Call for submissions from Sensate online journal. Several Media Studies faculty members are involved with Sensate. Please consider submitting! Sensate is a new online interdisciplinary journal publishing works of critical media practice. It is currently accepting submissions from academics, scientists and artists interested in working on collaborative projects
Capture 2012: Photography, Nature, Human Rights Interdisciplinary Conference and Workshop at Yale 12-13 October 20121 Call for Papers (short papers of 10-12 pages to provoke conversation) Capture 2012 aims to enable a new interdisciplinary space for investigating the relationships among photography, human rights and the environment.
IN TRANS: Reading Between and Beyond Keynote speaker: Prof. Leonard Barkan (Princeton University) The students of the Department of Comparative Literature and of the Italian Specialization at the CUNY Graduate Center present the annual interdisciplinary conference entitled IN TRANS: Reading Between and Beyond, to be