The UNM Cultural Studies / Comparative Literature Graduate Conference occurs annually and is hosted by the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures.
The annual Comparative Literature/ Cultural Studies (CL/CS) Graduate Student Conference is hosted by the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures at the Uni of New Mexico. The goal of the CLCS conference is to provide graduate students the opportunity to grow professionally by engaging in a wider academic discussion of a specific topic of inquiry. The conference is open to the public and se
03/29/2018
Grad student conference focuses on diaspora, identity The Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures at the University of New Mexico hosted its 10th Annual Cultural Studies Graduate Student Conference on March 23 and 24 in Ortega Hall. This year’s theme was “Identities in Motion: Communities of Belonging and Exclusion in Diasporic Spaces.” T...
The CLCS planning team has chosen a conference topic for 2017!!
The topic is: "Guilty Pleasures & Confessional Spaces: Storytelling & the Digital Dionysus"
Stay tuned for more information on the conference and for the CFP.
03/10/2016
Hi Everyone!! The conference webpage has been updated and we are getting excited about the upcoming Cultural Studies Conference @ UNM!
http://fll.unm.edu/clcs-graduate-conference/index.php
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03/02/2016
The Mount St. Mary’s Presidency Was a Corporate Test Case. It Failed Miserably. Simon Newman’s "drown the bunnies" comment triggered the crisis that led to his resignation as the college’s president. But it was his temperament as a hard-nosed executive that may well have doomed his tenure from the start.
02/24/2016
Excellent read:
http://chronicle.com/article/Building-a-Bridge-Between/235305
Building a Bridge Between Engineering and the Humanities Remarkable opportunities exist at the intersection of the two fields. It is time to seize them.
02/19/2016
Librarians Find Themselves Caught Between Journal Pirates and Publishers Academics are increasingly turning to renegade websites like Sci-Hub to view subscriber-only articles free. The trend is putting librarians in an awkward position.
02/17/2016
Which picture do you like best considering this year's topic: "Home (Alone): An Interrogation of the Familiar, Transitory Space, and the Contours of the Self." The mirror house or pandora woman??