Please fill out the registration form below to sign up for topics of breakout sessions. Your form will be sent by email to Stacia Kozlowski, Graduate Program Assistant of the English Department, who will process your registration.

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Breakout Sessions

Note: You are required to participate in two breakout sessions. Please select two sessions from the first group and two from the second group, in order of preference. We will do our best to accommodate your preferences.

Please press down Ctrl (Control key) to make your selection while clicking on the sessions with a mouse.

First
Breakout Sessions Group
at
1:30 PM

First Choice from the First Breakout Sessions Group:

Cognition, Humanities, & IT: New Frontiers in Art Research Effective Use of E-Journals: Session A: Examples from Literary Journals Effective Use of E-Journals: Session B: Examples from Historical Journals Government Documents Online Introduction to British Studies Medieval/Early Modern Continental European Studies

Second Choice from the First Breakout Sessions Group:

Cognition, Humanities, & IT: New Frontiers in Art Research Effective Use of E-Journals: Session A: Examples from Literary Journals Effective Use of E-Journals: Session B: Examples from Historical Journals Government Documents Online Introduction to British Studies Medieval/Early Modern Continental European Studies

Second
Breakout Sessions Group
at
2:45 PM

First Choice from the Second Breakout Sessions Group:

Bodies, Genders, & Beyond: Electronic Resources for Gender Studies British National Corpus and Other Linguistic Corpora Online Electronic Resources for the Study of Philosophy and the History of Ideas Electronic Resources in American Literature, History, and Culture Using Digital Resources for Teaching & Research in Slavic Languages & Cultures

Second Choice from the Second Breakout Sessions Group:

Bodies, Genders, & Beyond: Electronic Resources for Gender Studies British National Corpus and Other Linguistic Corpora Online Electronic Resources for the Study of Philosophy and the History of Ideas Electronic Resources in American Literature, History, and Culture Using Digital Resources for Teaching & Research in Slavic Languages & Cultures