2-10-Digest

EGSA says,

An abbreviated Monday edition to make up for invisible Friday edition.

Please take note of the following notices and events regarding the next two weeks of English Graduate Student life, as well as upcoming and ongoing events.
SBA, Secretary

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Call for Papers: SMU Graduate Conference –FEB 15

Two more days to submit to the SMU graduate conference to be held in Dallas. The Conference is called “Rough Music: Representing Violence” and is to be held (March 31, 2012). See attached flyer for details.

In the Next Two Weeks (Feb 13-26)

SET Seminar: AAUP Principles: Academic Freedom and Shared Governance

Tuesday, Feb 21 @ 3:30-4:30pm in Jones 206 (Creekmore)

Dr. Lynn Tatum (BIC & Religion) is the immediate past president of the Texas Conference of the American Association of University Professors [AAUP]. At Baylor, he teaches both Middle East Studies and Religion, and so has a keen interest in Academic Freedom issues and shared governance principles, particularly at religious universities. Tatum will discuss the implications of these principles for faculty life at Baylor. To learn more about the AAUP and open inquiry, register today! To register, click here.

Irish Reading Group: Elizabeth Bowen

Tuesday, Feb 21 7:30-8:30pm in the Alice Room (2nd floor of SUB)

Contact Sarah_Clark1@baylor.edu or Sarah_Aspen@baylor.edu for reading details.

19CRS: “‘The Rites, Ceremonies, and Superstitions of their own Countries’: Race, Rebellion, and Medicine in the British Atlantic World”

Friday, Feb 24 @ 3:30-4:30pm in ABL lecture room

Dr. Kelly Wisecup (English Department, University of North Texas)