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Update with presenters: SAH Historic Interiors Group Education Roundtable: Friday, December 2nd, 12 to 1:30 pm EST
Coming up on the first Friday in December – The HIG Education Roundtable will focus on best practices and new ideas for the teaching of history of interior courses. This event will include short presentations from Mark Hinchman (University of Nebraska – Lincoln), Anca Lasc (Pratt Institute), Yelena McLane (Florida State University), and Mary Anne Beecher (Ohio State University).
These experienced educators will comment on about what works in the classroom as well as share insights into challenges they have encountered. We will then invite all participants to contribute their viewpoints about resources and methods that help them succeed in the post-pandemic era of teaching the history of interiors.
Please join us! Register to receive the meeting link. Contact karen.white@humber.ca
Hi all,
Please note correction to SAH Connects Symposium on Digital Interiors, organized by Laura Jenkins, Lauren Drapala, Michelle Jackson-Beckett, and Vanessa Vanden Berghe.
Jennifer Olivarez
A reminder that Part II of the Digital Interiors Symposium is on Friday 11-12:30 CT. Below is a link to Part 1: Fascinating presentations by emerging scholars on the possibilities and implications of digital tools and platforms for research and practice in the history of Interiors:
More information and registration here: https://www.sah.org/conferences-and-programs/sah-connects/2022/digital-interiors-emerging-scholars-symposium
Just a reminder that the deadline for SAH paper proposals, including the SAH HIG-organized session, Material Religion Through the Sacred Interior, is this Tuesday, June 7.
The CFP and instructions for submitting proposals can be found on the SAH website. We encourage you to submit proposals, either for this session or one of the many others available.
HIG has organized a special interiors-focused session at SAH 2023 in Montreal “Material Religion Through Sacred Interiors.” Chaired by Tania Kolarik, University of Wisconsin-Madison, it will investigate the medieval western church interior (c. 500–1500) as a space where material objects such as textiles, side altars, altar cloths, and choir screens, have been employed, as David Morgan suggests “to make religion happen.” With this session HIG seeks to support investigation of pre-modern interiors, expanding its original focus on modern and contemporary issues.
THE DEADLINE FOR PAPER PROPOSALS FOR THIS AND ALL SAH SESSIONS is JUNE 7th.
The CFP and instructions for submitting proposals can be found on the SAH website. We encourage you to submit proposals, either for this session or one of the many others available.
Are you considering attending or presenting at the next SAH Meeting, but are concerned about the cost? Conference Fellowships are available, and will help fund attendance to the Montreal Meeting. Each year, SAH awards approximately $25,000 in Annual Conference Fellowships to graduate students, international speakers, and independent scholars. Each fellowship award is up to $1,000 and is a reimbursable stipend to be used to offset costs of conference registration and travel, lodging, and meals directly related to the conference. Applications will be accepted beginning August 16th.
