Society for Women and the Civil War
CALL FOR PRESENTATIONS - 2010
CALL FOR PRESENTATIONS - 2010
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| Society for Women and the Civil War, Inc. Box #9066 8345 NW 66th St. Miami, FL 33166 (804) 244-1864 www.swcw.org |
| Conference on Women and the Civil War. The conference will be held in the Raleigh/Durham North Carolina area the 23rd, 24th, and 25th of July 2010. Speaker honorarium includes full conference registration, field trip and meals. Click here for Guidelines for Submission of Papers. Click here for Past Topics and/or Past Presentations. |
The Society for Women and the Civil War is dedicated to recognizing the lives and efforts of women from 1861-1865, both Union and Confederate, showcasing original and
innovative research in its conferences. The field trip(s) will highlight the women’s lives and roles in the war in and around North Carolina.
Potential presenters should submit:
1. A synopsis of the presentation, not more than 3 pages. The synopsis must include a description of visual aids that will be used to illustrate and highlight the
presentation. If you do not have a PowerPoint version of your visual aids, the Conference Committee will provide free conversion services.
2. A bibliography of the primary and secondary sources used. Our operational definitions are appended.
3. A personal vitae or biography, not more than 1 page, including contact information.
Submissions will be evaluated principally on the following criteria:
• Does the submission conform to the requested format.
• Originality of the topic. A list is provided of all past SWCW Conference Presentations. If your general topic (for example nursing practice in the Civil War) has been
featured in a past conference, please help us to understand how your work brings new information or insight into the body of knowledge of this topic.
• Relevance of the topic to the lives and efforts of women in the Civil War era.
• Quality of research based principally upon use of primary sources
• Use of appropriate visual aids.
• Anticipated interest-level in the topic.
We encourage submissions from graduate students and are particularly interested in student subjects examined from a microhistory perspective. Only presentations based
on original research will be considered for selection.
It is our intent to audio-tape your presentation and to maintain close control of an audio-tape of your presentation and a copy of your Powerpoint presentation in
electronic media. These items will be used only for the following purposes:
1. We are creating an archives of past conference presentations.
2. We are exploring the possibility of a one-time web-based broadcast of presentations as a ‘webinar’ during Women’s History Month.. Beyond this webinar, any
further broadcast of the taped presentation will be only with your express, written, consent, and under conditions in which you receive compensation for that
broadcast.
Submissions:
Email submissions are preferred and should be sent to athomeandinthefield@yahoo.com no later than October 3, 2009.
If you are submitting by mail, please include both hard copy and a cd or dvd. (Both Word and WordPerfect are acceptable formats.) Mail submissions to:
The Society for Women and the Civil War
Box 9066 at 8345 NW 66th Street
Miami, Florida 33166
Please direct any questions, inquiries or electronic submissions to Meg Galante-DeAngelis at athomeandinthefield@yahoo.com , or visit our website, www.swcw.org, for
more information about the Society for Women and the Civil War and the Conference on Women and the Civil War.
***NEW **Deadline: All submissions must be RECEIVED by Oct 3, 2009.
The Society will contact all submitters in November 2009.
*Presentation submission indicates acceptance to speak, and agreement to be audio-taped, if selected by the Society.
1 - Floppy discs (PC but not Mac) may also be submitted, but are not recommended.
innovative research in its conferences. The field trip(s) will highlight the women’s lives and roles in the war in and around North Carolina.
Potential presenters should submit:
1. A synopsis of the presentation, not more than 3 pages. The synopsis must include a description of visual aids that will be used to illustrate and highlight the
presentation. If you do not have a PowerPoint version of your visual aids, the Conference Committee will provide free conversion services.
2. A bibliography of the primary and secondary sources used. Our operational definitions are appended.
3. A personal vitae or biography, not more than 1 page, including contact information.
Submissions will be evaluated principally on the following criteria:
• Does the submission conform to the requested format.
• Originality of the topic. A list is provided of all past SWCW Conference Presentations. If your general topic (for example nursing practice in the Civil War) has been
featured in a past conference, please help us to understand how your work brings new information or insight into the body of knowledge of this topic.
• Relevance of the topic to the lives and efforts of women in the Civil War era.
• Quality of research based principally upon use of primary sources
• Use of appropriate visual aids.
• Anticipated interest-level in the topic.
We encourage submissions from graduate students and are particularly interested in student subjects examined from a microhistory perspective. Only presentations based
on original research will be considered for selection.
It is our intent to audio-tape your presentation and to maintain close control of an audio-tape of your presentation and a copy of your Powerpoint presentation in
electronic media. These items will be used only for the following purposes:
1. We are creating an archives of past conference presentations.
2. We are exploring the possibility of a one-time web-based broadcast of presentations as a ‘webinar’ during Women’s History Month.. Beyond this webinar, any
further broadcast of the taped presentation will be only with your express, written, consent, and under conditions in which you receive compensation for that
broadcast.
Submissions:
Email submissions are preferred and should be sent to athomeandinthefield@yahoo.com no later than October 3, 2009.
If you are submitting by mail, please include both hard copy and a cd or dvd. (Both Word and WordPerfect are acceptable formats.) Mail submissions to:
The Society for Women and the Civil War
Box 9066 at 8345 NW 66th Street
Miami, Florida 33166
Please direct any questions, inquiries or electronic submissions to Meg Galante-DeAngelis at athomeandinthefield@yahoo.com , or visit our website, www.swcw.org, for
more information about the Society for Women and the Civil War and the Conference on Women and the Civil War.
***NEW **Deadline: All submissions must be RECEIVED by Oct 3, 2009.
The Society will contact all submitters in November 2009.
*Presentation submission indicates acceptance to speak, and agreement to be audio-taped, if selected by the Society.
1 - Floppy discs (PC but not Mac) may also be submitted, but are not recommended.