[AMS-announce] CFP: American Hungarian Educators' Association, Duquesne Univ., Pittsburgh, May 2008

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Here is information on the next meeting of the American Hungarian Educators' Association meeting, "Hungarian Identity in an Intercultural  World."  This 
meeting provides an excellent opportunity for scholars in music to interact with counterparts in many other disciplines.  We hope you will join us!
 
CALL FOR PAPERS
33rd Annual Conference of the American Hungarian Educators' Association: "Hungarian Identity in an Intercultural World"
 
May 8-10, 2008
Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, PA
 
Papers on any aspect of Hungarian Studies which deal with intercultural and multicultural studies are welcomed. Multi-disciplinary papers are  encouraged.
 
Please send proposals to the chairs named below: 
Cultural Studies:  Louise Vasvari (_louise.vasvari at sunysb.edu_)
Education:  Judith Kesseru Nemethy (_jn2 at nyu.edu_)  
History: Peter Pastor (_pastorp at mail.montclair.edu_)  
Literature: Eniko M. Basa (_eniko.basa at verizon.net_)
Music/Folklore:  Kalman Magyar (_magyar at magyar.org_) and  Judith Olson (_JudyOlson at aol.com_)
Political  Science/Economics: Susan Glanz (_glanzs at stjohns.edu_) 
Science and Science  History: Istvan Turcsanyi
 
This conference is sponsored by the AHEA and Duquesne  University 

Proposals must include the title of the paper, a 200-word  abstract, and a list of any equipment you will need for your presentation. 
 
Deadline: Proposals must reach the chairs by January 20, 2007. 
 
To find out more about the organization, please visit: 
www.magyar.org/ahea/
 
If you have any questions or for general information write to: Ruth Biro  (_biro1 at peoplepc.com_) or Kathy DeRose (_derose at duq.edu_); questions of a general nature  on the Association may be addressed to Eniko M. Basa (_eniko.basa at verizon.net_) 
 
The formal scholarly program of the conference will be complemented by cultural and social programs. Travel and lodging information will be sent in the  
spring.