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ASL Graduate Conference Welcomes Franz Erhard as Keynote Speaker
Due to a change in our program, we are happy to inform you that Franz Erhard, cultural studies PhD student at Leipzig University, will be the keynote speaker for this year's ASL MA-level Graduate Student Conference "Death and Dying in American Culture."
He will talk about "Pragmatism and New Securities - Sociological Remarks on Dealing with Death in a Secular World."
We are glad to welcome Franz Erhard to our conference and look forward to seeing you all on Friday.
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Death and Dying Conference Poster Online
The 2nd year MA cohort is happy to present the poster for the fourth annual American Studies Leipzig MA-Level Graduate Student Conference on "Death and Dying in American Culture."
You can find it here, or at the conference team's homepage: www.death-and-dying.de
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Program Online: ASL Graduate Conference "Death and Dying in American Culture"
The ASL MA-Level Graduate Student Conference "Death and Dying in American Culture" is happy to announce that our conference program is now available on our website.
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ASL Graduate Conference: Registration Deadline
For the upcoming ASL MA-Level Graduate Student Conference "Death and Dying in American Culture," held at the Deutsches Literaturinstitut Leipzig on March 21 - 22, 2014, we would kindly like to ask those interested in attending the conference to register via email asl-gradconference@uni-leipzig.de until March 14. The conference fee will be 3 Euros for the two days.
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Call for Volunteers: ASL Graduate Conference "Death and Dying in American Culture"
Dear ASL students,
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Death and Dying - Deadline Extended
Please note that the deadline for submissions for the ASL Graduate Student Conference on "Death and Dying in American Culture" has been extended till January 19, 2014.
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