[Discussion] CFP: Educating Global Citizens (11/18/05; 3/31/06)

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From: Richard Muirhead <muirhear@mtmary.edu>

CALL FOR PAPERS
Symposium 2006
Mount Mary College
"Educating Global Citizens"

March 31, 2006
Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Global citizenship - awareness of the world and cultures around us - is
critically important to the future of the world. This symposium will focus on
ways women can become global citizens and educate those around them on how to
accept this new challenge. We hope to demonstrate how women can become leaders
in global citizenship by looking at it from the regional, national and
international perspectives. All approaches to defining the work of women in
global citizenship are welcome. Possible topics may include, but are not limited
to: economics, education, technology, socio-cultural issues, regulatory issues,
and history.

All presenters must be registered for the conference. Student presenters are
welcome. Potential publication venues are being identified. For more information
on Mount Mary's 2006 Symposium, please go to
http://www.mtmary.edu/symposium.htm.

Requirements:
Paper proposals should be no longer than two typed pages. All sessions will be
moderated by a respondent.

Presentation options include:
Panel discussions: 15 to 30 minutes per presenter
Workshops: one hour

Please send the following materials:
Two-page proposal
One paragraph abstract
Curriculum vitae/resume
Brief biography (Name, Title, Department, Institution, City, and State)
Indication of any audiovisual equipment you may need

Proposals are due Friday, November 18, 2005. Authors of accepted papers
will be notified by Friday, January 6, 2006.

Please send proposals to:
Diana Bartels. PhD., Documentation Committe
Mount Mary College
2900 North Menomonee River Parkway
Milwaukee, WI 53222-4597
Via e-mail bartelsd@mtmary.edu

If your materials are sent by e-mail attachment, please use a reasonably current
PC-compatible word processing program.

For general information on Symposium 2006, please visit
http://www.mtmary.edu/symposium.htm

Mount Mary College is not able to pay travel costs or help with visas for
presenters.



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