Tuesday, February 6, 2024
SEESA Harrison Travel Grants Awardees 2024
Thursday, February 1, 2024
Questionnaire from Bulgarian Studies Association
Wednesday, September 13, 2023
Call for Papers
23rd Biennial Conference on
Balkan and South Slavic Linguistics, Literature and Folklore
The 23rd biennial conference on Balkan and South Slavic Linguistics, Literature and Folklore will be hosted by the University of Mississippi in Oxford, Mississippi, May 2-4, 2024 (Thursday-Saturday). The conference will be sponsored by the South East European Studies Association (SEESA), the Department of Modern Languages and the College of Liberal Arts at the University of Mississippi.
The deadline for the submission of abstracts is November 20, 2023.
Papers should treat some aspect of Balkan and/or South Slavic linguistics, literature, folklore or culture. Abstracts should be submitted electronically to Donald Dyer at [mldyer@olemiss.edu] and be no more than one page in length, with a second optional page for data, graphics, bibliography and the like. A 12-point font and 1” margins should be used. The abstracts do not need to be anonymized. Notification of selection, as well as invitation letters, if needed, will be sent by December 11.
Students, both undergraduate and graduate, are encouraged to apply for a SEESA Harrison Travel Grant to support their participation at the conference. More information on these grants is available at [https://blog.seesa.info/2023/
Conference presenters are encouraged to submit their papers in manuscript form for consideration of publication to Balkanistica [https://modernlanguages.
Questions about the conference may be directed to the conference organizer, Donald Dyer, at [mldyer@olemiss.edu].
Wednesday, May 24, 2023
SEESA Harrison Travel Grants 2024
CALL FOR APPLICATIONS
SEESA Harrison
Travel Grants:
23rd BIENNIAL CONFERENCE ON
BALKAN AND SOUTH SLAVIC LINGUISTICS, LITERATURE & FOLKLORE
To support graduate student scholarship and
international participation in the field of Southeast European Studies, the
Southeast European Studies Association (SEESA) has established the SEESA Harrison
Travel Grants to subsidize travel costs for the presentation of papers at
international, national, regional, or state conferences. In 2024, the grants
will be awarded to graduate and undergraduate students for attendance and
presentation at the 23rd Biennial Conference on Balkan and South Slavic
Linguistics, Literature and Folklore, which will take place at the University
of Mississippi, in Oxford, U.S.A., on May 2-4, 2024.
SEESA
plans to fund, on a competitive basis, 3 awards of $750 each.
Applicants
must be undergraduate students or graduate students at either the master's or
doctoral level in any field of Southeast European Studies.
Students
may only receive one SEESA Harrison Travel Grant over the course of their
undergraduate or graduate studies.
Applicants
should submit their conference paper abstract of no fewer than 500
words, proof that the abstract has been accepted, a C.V., a short
bibliography of their paper and proof of student status as an email attachment
to Bavjola Shatro [seesa.travel.grants@gmail.com]. Author name(s),
affiliation(s), and contact information should be written below the title of
the paper.
The
applications will be evaluated by SEESA’s Committee for the Harrison Travel
Grants. Written quality of the abstract as well as its content will be
considered.
Questions
about the conference may be directed to Bavjola Shatro.
Application
Submission Deadline: January 31st, 2024.
Acceptance
Notification Date: February 15, 2024.
Thursday, April 6, 2023
SEESA TRAVEL GRANTS 2023 AWARDEES
Maša Bešlin, Ph.D student, University of Maryland, USA.
Metodi Efremov, MA Student, University of Nova Gorica, Slovenia.
We wish to thank the applicants, the Grant Committee, SEESA Executive Board and all our colleagues and scholars who supported us by circulating the Call for Applications and by encouraging the students to apply for the SEESA Travel Grants 2023.
Thursday, January 12, 2023
Scholarship opportunities for intensive language study through Arizona State University’s Critical Languages Institute
Scholarship opportunities for intensive language study through Arizona State University’s Critical Languages Institute.
In the summer of 2023, the Critical Languages Institute (CLI) at Arizona State University will offer intensive training in 14 less-commonly-taught languages: Albanian, Armenian, Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian, Hebrew, Indonesian, Kazakh, Macedonian, Persian, Polish, Russian, Tatar, Turkish, Ukrainian, and Uzbek.
Government agencies, businesses and humanitarian and development organizations with international missions, all value language skills and cross-cultural experience among employees. Relevant language training also strengthens applications for Fulbright, Boren, and other fellowships for research or fieldwork support.
Classes at ASU’s CLI meet for four hours a day, 5 days a week and students earn from 8 to 13 transferable credit hours. Experienced native-speaker faculty, small class sizes, and a focus on communication all play a role in fostering student success; OPI exit testing has demonstrated that participants make substantial gains in comprehension and fluency.
Thanks to a range of financial awards including FLAS and Project GO scholarships, Title VIII fellowships, and private named scholarships, CLI makes intensive language study and study abroad accessible to participants of diverse socioeconomic backgrounds. In 2022, over 70% of CLI students received some level of need-based or merit-based funding.
For more details or to apply, please visit https://melikian.asu.edu/cli. The site also includes information about upcoming presentations by CLI staff on the program.
OR Scan the QR code to go directly to the Critical Languages Institute website.
851 S Cady Mall, Durham Hall #250
PO Box 874202, Tempe, AZ 85287-4202
Tel.: 480-965-4188 Fax: 480-965-1700
melikiancenter@asu.edu | https://melikian.asu.edu
Sunday, October 23, 2022
AIESEE National Committee of the Republic of North Macedonia - XIII Congress of South-East European Studies
ASSOCIATION INTERNATIONALE D'ETUDES DU SUD-EST EUROPEEN
AIESEE National Committee of the Republic of North Macedonia
XIIIth Congress of South-East European Studies
Skopje, 28.09.2022
Dear Colleagues,
We were kindly asked by the AIESEE Secretariat to inform you that the XIIIth Congress of South-East European Studies on the topic: “Communication and Exchange: South-Eastern Europe within Global Social, Political and Cultural Processes” will be held in 2024, instead of 2023.
The congress will be held in Skopje, from 15 to 19 September 2024, in the premises of the Macedonian Academy of Sciences and Arts. The official working languages of the 13th AIESEE Congress are English and French.
Members and associates of the national AIESEE committees are invited to the congress, as well as other researchers interested in the proposed topic, and young researchers and PhD students. Please, send the titles and abstracts of your contributions, including a short CV, to the following address congress2023aiesee@manu.edu.mk by 1 October 2023. Please indicate the session of the congress in which you wish to participate. The organizers will notify you whether your proposal has been accepted not later than 1 November 2023.
Enclosed you will find the 20 sessions of the congress and some additional information about the congress registration.
Sincerely,
Acad. Dragi Gjorgiev
President
XIIIth Congress of South-East European Studies
Communication and Exchange:
South-Eastern Europe within Global Social, Political and Cultural Processes
Skopje, 15-19 September 2024
Sessions
1. Cultural exchange from the antiquity and middle ages up to modern times
2. Transport communications through the history
3. Economic relations and trade exchange
4. Science and knowledge exchange in the South-Eastern Europe
5. Role of emigrants in establishing social, political and cultural links
6. Intelligentsia and academic elite in/from South-Eastern Europe
7. Literary and translation production in the transfer of knowledge and ideas
8. Linguistic interferences in/with South-Eastern Europe
9. Exchange of ideas between national movements in the South-Eastern Europe and beyond
10. Identity in South-Eastern Europe in historical retrospective
11. Concepts of violence in the social, political and cultural processes
12. Ways and methods of knowledge distribution
13. Interactions and contradictions between science and religions
14. Scientific exchange and institutional building in South-Eastern Europe
15. Communication and exchange through visualisation: archives, museums, photography, cinematography, print in South-Eastern Europe
16. Historiography and memory in the social and cultural processes of South-Eastern Europe
17. Knowledge transfer through traveling: the role of voyagers, ambassadors and missionaries in global communication
18. Role of women in the cultural and academic processes in South-Eastern Europe
19. Diaspora communities in/from South-Eastern Europe
20. Religious networks – historical discourse
Registration fee
The amount of the registration fee varies according to the date of the payment:
- 85 EUR by 15 January 2024;
- 105 EUR by 28 February 2024;
- 125 EUR from 1 March 2024 till the beginning of the Congress.
PhD students providing supporting documents have special fee rates:
- 45 EUR by 15 January 2024;
- 55 EUR by 28 February 2024;
- 65 EUR from 1 March 2024 till the beginning of the Congress.
The registration fees payment details, as well as other information related to the congress will be available on the congress website: http://manu.edu.mk/congress/.
For additional information you can contact Mr. Goce Aleksoski from the Macedonian Academy of Sciences and Arts, on email: goce@manu.edu.mk.