Date and time
Friday, March 22, 2019 - 8:00am to 4:30pm
Location
University - Student Union
Description
The Department of English is proud to host the Significations Graduate Student Research conference! Now in its 24th year, Significations is the department's primary showcase for student work in literary and cultural studies, as well as an interdisciplinary array of other fields. Please feel welcome to join in for the day's panel presentations, keynote address, and numerous opportunities for learning and collegiality. See you there!
Significations Graduate Student Conference theme for 2019 is “Alternative Narratives: Realism, Mysticism, and Divergence”. This conference highlights submissions engaged in illuminating silenced, obscured, and overlooked voices.
Keynote speaker: Dr. Joseph A. Boone
For more information contact the Department of English at (323) 343-4140
Significations Graduate Student Conference theme for 2019 is “Alternative Narratives: Realism, Mysticism, and Divergence”. This conference highlights submissions engaged in illuminating silenced, obscured, and overlooked voices.
Keynote speaker: Dr. Joseph A. Boone
For more information contact the Department of English at (323) 343-4140