SEWSA '09 Southeastern Women's Studies Association Conference at Appalachian State University, Boone, NC Thursday - Saturday, April 2-4, 2009
WOMEN AND ENVIRONMENTS: The Ecology of Feminism and the Feminism of Ecology
INFO & LINKS: Conference program Keynote speakers: Elisabeth Lloyd Chris Cuomo Marilou Awiakta Beverly Guy-Sheftall Workshop: Starhawk Call for papers (doc) Lodging and transportation Registration info--registration is online only and requires a credit card Film series black sheep theatre and ASU Women's Studies present Witchwork Food menus--gourmet all-natural lunches included for conference registrants Goat and cheese farm tour $15/person to the first 25 people who sign up! Student scholarships	Topics might include: Environmental racism Development Environmental policies Frankenfoods Naturalists Localvores CSAs The Slow Food Movement Pharmaceuticals Ecofeminism Eco-tourism Women in pollution and waste management The environment and women's health Women's environmental activism Gender and food history Environmental toxins The politics of space and place Darwinism Farm Workers Women in environmental history The female in nature Women and animals Green businesses Ecological communities Ecofeminist literary criticism Feminist literary ecology Women healers Women naturalists and conservationists Science, technology, and the environment Post-humanism Feminist vegetarianism and feminist hunting Situated knowledges Is feminism green? Are women green?	IMPORTANT DEADLINES: PROPOSAL DEADLINE EXTENDED TO JAN. 15, 2009!: Send to womens_st@appstate.edu with all contact information. Feb. 1, 2009: All those with accepted proposals will be notified by this date. Feb 15, 2009: Deadline for "earlybird" registration. March 12, 2009: Deadline to reserve a hotel room for the SEWSA block discount rate.
Although the 2009 conference will center on this theme, submissions of non-thematic papers are also encouraged. Click here to go to the SEWSA organizational website. Click here to go back to the Appalachian Women's Studies Program homepage. E-mail womens_st@appstate.edu with questions.

SEWSA '09

Southeastern Women's Studies Association Conference
at Appalachian State University, Boone, NC

Thursday - Saturday, April 2-4, 2009

WOMEN AND ENVIRONMENTS:
The Ecology of Feminism and the Feminism of Ecology

INFO & LINKS:

Conference program
Keynote speakers:
Elisabeth Lloyd
Chris Cuomo
Marilou Awiakta
Beverly Guy-Sheftall
Workshop:
Starhawk
Call for papers (doc)
Lodging and transportation

Registration info--registration is online only and requires a credit card

Film series
black sheep theatre and ASU Women's Studies present
Witchwork
Food menus--gourmet all-natural lunches included for conference registrants

Goat and cheese farm tour
$15/person to the first 25 people who sign up!
Student scholarships

Topics might include:

Environmental racism
Development
Environmental policies
Frankenfoods
Naturalists
Localvores
CSAs
The Slow Food Movement
Pharmaceuticals
Ecofeminism
Eco-tourism
Women in pollution and waste management
The environment and women's health
Women's environmental activism
Gender and food history
Environmental toxins
The politics of space and place
Darwinism
Farm Workers
Women in environmental history
The female in nature
Women and animals
Green businesses
Ecological communities
Ecofeminist literary criticism
Feminist literary ecology
Women healers
Women naturalists and conservationists
Science, technology, and the environment
Post-humanism
Feminist vegetarianism and feminist hunting
Situated knowledges
Is feminism green?
Are women green?

IMPORTANT DEADLINES:

PROPOSAL DEADLINE EXTENDED TO JAN. 15, 2009!: Send to womens_st@appstate.edu with all contact information.
Feb. 1, 2009: All those with accepted proposals will be notified by this date.
Feb 15, 2009: Deadline for "earlybird" registration.
March 12, 2009: Deadline to reserve a hotel room for the SEWSA block discount rate.

Although the 2009 conference will center on this theme, submissions of non-thematic papers are also encouraged.

Click here to go to the SEWSA organizational website.
Click here to go back to the Appalachian Women's Studies Program homepage.
E-mail womens_st@appstate.edu with questions.