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UPCOMING


Our 28th Biennial Fall Conference in 2012 on "Cultural Change and Adaptation," will be at Gordon College in Massachusetts. John Wigger (University of Missouri; eMail=wiggerj@missouri.edu) is general program chair and Jennifer Hevelone-Harper (Gordon College; eMail=J.Hevelone-Harper@gordon.edu) is the local arrangements chair. The student conference will be October 3-4 and the Biennial Conference will be October 4-6.

A CALL FOR PAPERS has been issued. This year's theme, "Cultural Change and Adaptation," a deliberately broad designation intended to encompass how people and organizations interact with their culture in all geographical areas and historical periods. Session proposals are particularly encouraged, but the program committee will also consider individual paper proposals that can be organized into sessions wherever possible.

The deadline for submitting proposals is May 1, 2012. A pdf file outlining policies for conference paper and panel proposals is posted on the CFH webpage: here. Proposals for the October 4-6 Biennial Conference should be submitted to John Wigger (University of Missouri) at wiggerj@missouri.edu. Proposals for the October 3-4 undergraduate student research conference should be submitted to Jared Burkholder (Grace College) at burkhojs@grace.edu.











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2010 Biennial Meeting of the Conference on Faith and History, George Fox University, Oct. 2010


2008 Biennial Meeting of the Conference on Faith and History,

Bluffton University, September 18-20

(Undergraduate Segment: September 17-18)

 

Theme:  "World History and History that Changed the World".


 2008 Graduate Student Reception

Saturday morning, September 20

 

The first annual Graduate Student Reception was held during this year's Biennual Meeting. The reception included a light breakfast, time for networking and a brief presentation from our Graduate Student Representative, Lauran Kerr-Heraly.