2012 Call for Papers

Research in Religious Studies Conference May 5 – 6, 2012 University of Lethbridge

The Religious Studies Department, at the University of Lethbridge, will present the 10th Annual Research in Religious Studies Conference on May 5 – 6, 2012.

The conference provides undergraduate and graduate level students with the opportunity to present papers on the history, belief, practices, cultural contexts, and artistic or literary expressions of any religious tradition.  Proposals for papers from any discipline within the academic fields of the humanities and social science are welcome.

The conference is open to students from any educational institute at any point in their educational career.  Although we encourage PhD students to attend, we are particularly seeking papers by undergraduate and masters level students.

Papers will be selected on basis of abstracts submitted.

Click here to submit your abstract.

Maps of Campus and Lethbridge

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Conference will take place on May 5 – 6, 2012.  Please note that for some inexplicable reason, the map has West to the top. Don’t ask us why, we don’t know…

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U of L.  from Calgary. You will be entering town from West on Highway 3. Turn South onto University Drive. Keep going on University Drive until you get to the intersection of U. Drive and Valley Road, turn left, and then the first right.

U of L. from Medicine Hat, Regina. You will be entering town from the East on Highway 3. Once across the river, take the second exit to the right onto Bridge Drive (careful, the “Bridge Drive next exit” sign is right at the exit). At the end of Bridge Drive turn left, and go South on University Drive until you get to the intersection of U. Drive and Valley Road, turn left, and then the first right.

Welcome

 

Welcome to the official blog of the Research in Religious Studies Conference, hosted by the University of Lethbridge, Lethbridge Alberta, Canada.

 

The conference is an opportunity for undergraduate and graduate level students to present papers on the history, belief, practices, cultural contexts, and artistic or literary expressions of any religious tradition.  Papers from every discipline within the academic fields of the humanities and social sciences are welcome.

 

The conference is open to students from any educational institute at any point in their educational career.  Although we encourage PhD students to attend, we are particularly seeking participation from undergraduate and masters level students.