Inventions of the Text: Call for
Convenors (academic year 2013/14)
Applications are now being accepted for a team of three Inventions of the Text 2013/14 series organisers. The vacancies are open to all Postgraduate Researchers in the Department of English Studies. We will accept applications from teams or individuals.
Applications are now being accepted for a team of three Inventions of the Text 2013/14 series organisers. The vacancies are open to all Postgraduate Researchers in the Department of English Studies. We will accept applications from teams or individuals.
Prospective seminar convenors will be
responsible for planning and organising a schedule of seminars, publicity and
budget management.
To apply, please submit a short statement expressing your interest in running the series and outlining your ideas for the 2013/14 Inventions of the Text series by emailing the outgoing team (Amy, Natasha and Nicoletta) at inventionsofthetext@gmail.com. Deadline for applications: Sunday, 30th June 2013. The new convenors will take over responsibility for the series from July 2013, and one or more of the successful applicants should be available to attend a handover meeting at the beginning of July.
To apply, please submit a short statement expressing your interest in running the series and outlining your ideas for the 2013/14 Inventions of the Text series by emailing the outgoing team (Amy, Natasha and Nicoletta) at inventionsofthetext@gmail.com. Deadline for applications: Sunday, 30th June 2013. The new convenors will take over responsibility for the series from July 2013, and one or more of the successful applicants should be available to attend a handover meeting at the beginning of July.
If you have any questions, feel free
to email us at the address above.
About Inventions of the Text:
Established in 2008, Inventions of the Text is a fortnightly staff-student forum run by postgraduate students from the Department of English Studies at Durham University. It is an opportunity for postgraduate students and staff from Durham University and other institutions to present their research in the form of a 45-minute paper, and to contribute to lively discussion on key issues raised.
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