This is the fourth annual Feminist Decolonial Politics Workshop\, and we are looking forward to being able to engage this year with the work of \;Dr. Saidiya Hartman\, including \;Lose Your Mother \;(2007) and \;Scenes of Subjection \;(1997). Dr. Hartman describes her major fields of interest as &ldquo\;African American and American literature and cultural history\, slavery\, law and literature\, and performance studies.&rdquo\;
\nAnyone interested in participating in the workshop should submit an application that includes (a) a CV and (b) a cover letter stating why they are interested in the workshop. A rolling review of applications will begin on \;February 1st\, 2018. \;This workshop is intended primarily for graduate students\, junior scholars\, untenured faculty\, or independent scholars\, but we encourage all to apply. Applications should be sent directly to \;epaquet1@uncc.edu.
\nIn an attempt to ensure that those who are underfunded or lack adequate financial support are able to participate\, travel funding is available. Anyone who is in need of travel funding is asked to submit a statement of need along with their application\, as well as a budget detailing how they would use the funds. \;For full consideration for travel funds\, please apply by February 1st\, 2018.
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