SOCIETY FOR ETHNOMUSICOLOGY
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CHAPTER MEETING
24-25 FEBRUARY 2001
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SANTA BARBARA
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC

CALL FOR PAPERS

The 2001 meeting of the Southern California chapter of the Society for Ethnomusicology will take place on 24-25 February, 2001 at UCSB. All local SEM members, students, faculty, and prospective members who would like to learn more about the field of ethnomusicology are invited to attend.

The program committee requests proposals for papers, panels, roundtable discussions, workshops, film-video screenings, performance, and collective events. We prefer not to stipulate any conference themes in advance, instead allowing themes to emerge from the abstracts submitted. The program committee also extends to local American Musicology Society and Society for American Music members a special invitation to submit abstracts and panel proposals that might be of mutual interest.

Paper proposals from graduate students in ethnomusicology and closely related fields are especially welcome. Student papers are eligible for the Ki Mantle Hood Student Prize (see guidelines on website). We also strongly encourage local faculty, as well as new or visiting scholars, to contribute to the program.

Please submit six (6) copies of an abstract not more the 300 words and one page long. One copy should have your name, institutional affiliation and address in the bottom left corner; the remaining five copies should consist of your abstract text only, and should not include any identification of the author. Also include the abstract information form found on the SEMSCC website (here) and a stamped, self-addressed envelope.

Submit abstracts to:

Helen Rees, SEMSCC 2001 Program Chair
Department of Ethnomusicology
Box 951657
UCLA
Los Angeles, CA 90095-1657
Tel. 310/206-3034
Fax 310/206-4738
Email hrees@ucla.edu

Abstracts should be sent by snailmail (postmarked by 10 January, 2001) or fax (faxed on or before 10 January 2001). We are not accepting email submissions because of our need for multiple copies.

Program committee members: Todd Caschetta, Christi-Anne Castro, Katherine Hagedorn, Helen Rees (chair)



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