Call for Papers Call for Papers To commemorate the 300th anniversary of the establishment of Yale University, the History of Education Society will hold its Annual Meeting at Yale in New Haven, Connecticut, 18-21 October 2001. The Program Committee invites proposals in a variety of formats, including individual papers, fully formed panels or symposia, and round table discussions.
Proposals can cover any time period or subject relevant to the history of education.
Suggestions for sessions are welcomed. Because we will be at Yale during the anniversary celebration, the Program Committee particularly seeks proposals related to the history of higher education, links between higher education and other educational institutions, religion and education, philanthropy and education, and cross-national and cross cultural education. New scholars, including advanced graduate students, are strongly encouraged to submit proposals. These may fit in the formats already mentioned above or may be organized in friendly critic sessions. For the friendly critic format, papers will be sent to one or two senior scholars by September 1, and short versions of the papers will be presented at the annual meeting to provide ample time within the session for conversations among the presenters, senior scholars, and audience.