BOOK OF MORMON STUDIES: A CONFERENCE [CALL FOR PAPERS]

By March 2, 2018

BOOK OF MORMON STUDIES: A CONFERENCE

CALL FOR PAPERS

DATE: October 12-13, 2018

LOCATION: Utah State University

SUBMISSION DATE: May 15, 2018

The Book of Mormon Studies Association is happy to announce a conference to be held October 12-13, 2018, at Utah State University. Sponsored by USU’s Department of Religious Studies and with thanks to Philip Barlow, the Leonard J. Arrington Chair of Mormon Studies, the conference aims to gather scholars invested in serious academic study of the Book of Mormon, providing them with a venue to present their work and receive feedback and criticism. As with last year’s inaugural conference at USU, this conference has no centralizing theme. Instead, we invite papers on any subject related to the Book of Mormon from any viable academic angle. Pursuant to decisions made at last year’s conference, there will an official event organizing the Book of Mormon Studies Association itself during the conference, along with elections of officers.

We invite the submission of papers and proposals for inclusion in the conference program. Scholars who presented at last year’s conference have the option of submitting full papers of 3500-4000 words or proposals of 500-750 words. Scholars who have not before presented at a conference sponsored by the association are required to submit full papers for consideration.

Send submissions to bookofmormonstudies2017@gmail.com.

Submissions must include either a full-length paper (for those who are new to the conference, 3500-4000 words, excluding notes) and a 300-word abstract; or 500-750 word proposal (an option for those who have presented before). All must include a brief CV and full contact information (including student status if applicable).

AWARDS

Two awards will be given:

For most outstanding paper, $500

For most outstanding graduate student paper, $500

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS: Adam Miller (Collin College) and Elizabeth Fenton (University of Vermont)

Complete details available at http://bomstudies.com.

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