|
Home --> Conferences --> Next ASDAH Conference
2019 ASDAH CONFERENCE |
Click the link here to go to the
Call for Papers
The Ninth Triennial ASDAH Conference
Southwestern Adventist University – Keene, Texas
May 16-18, 2019
“Crossing the Threshold: 1919”
The Ninth Triennial ASDAH Conference
Southwestern Adventist University – Keene, Texas
May 16-18, 2019
“Crossing the Threshold: 1919”
The Ninth Triennial Association of Seventh-day Adventist Historians (ASDAH) will convene on the campus of Southwestern Adventist University in Keene, Texas, May 16-18, 2019. Authors are invited to submit abstracts of papers that approach the theme -- “Crossing the Threshold: 1919” – from any perspective: historical, political, sociological, textual, or any other theoretical model. Possible topics may include the Treaty of Versailles, the 1919 Bible Conference, race riots in the United States, the start of the Harlem Renaissance, League of Nations, or other topics that illustrate the transitory nature of 1919 for the world and for our church. Topics need not be centered solely on 1919, but at least use that year as a central pivot point. Papers may be presented from either a U. S. or global focus.
Whereas papers that resonate with the theme are particularly welcome, all abstracts will be considered; including those addressing earlier times, or pedagogical issues in postsecondary education for our field. Pre-formed panels or papers designed to be presented with another paper are welcome, although individual papers that are accepted will be placed on panels with others that are similarly themed.
SDA academy or high school history and social studies teachers are invited to contribute papers and plan sessions dealing with pedagogical issues and challenges in secondary education.
In light of ASDAH’s historical focus on denominational history, papers that focus on aspects of SDA history are of particular interest. Since 2014, SWAU has administered grants provided by the Dr. Donald R. and Anne P. McAdams and ExxonMobil Foundations for researchers working in SDA history. ASDAH especially welcomes proposals from recipients of McAdams grants.
Papers should be no longer than 8-10 pages, or about 20 minutes when read aloud.
Send proposals, abstracts, completed papers, or proposals for sessions by January 15, 2019, to Dr. Amy Rosenthal, SWAU VPAA, arosenthal@swau.edu, or Dr. Steve Jones, SWAU History Department chair, joness@swau.edu. Proposals may also be sent to Southwestern Adventist University History Dept., 100 West Hillcrest, Keene, TX 76059.
We are happy to announce that conference speakers will include
Registration is $90 until February 1 and $110 thereafter. Checks should be mailed to the address above and made out to Southwestern Adventist University. Include “ASDAH” on the memo line. Registration can also be made online. Click link below to be transferred to the registration page:
Whereas papers that resonate with the theme are particularly welcome, all abstracts will be considered; including those addressing earlier times, or pedagogical issues in postsecondary education for our field. Pre-formed panels or papers designed to be presented with another paper are welcome, although individual papers that are accepted will be placed on panels with others that are similarly themed.
SDA academy or high school history and social studies teachers are invited to contribute papers and plan sessions dealing with pedagogical issues and challenges in secondary education.
In light of ASDAH’s historical focus on denominational history, papers that focus on aspects of SDA history are of particular interest. Since 2014, SWAU has administered grants provided by the Dr. Donald R. and Anne P. McAdams and ExxonMobil Foundations for researchers working in SDA history. ASDAH especially welcomes proposals from recipients of McAdams grants.
Papers should be no longer than 8-10 pages, or about 20 minutes when read aloud.
Send proposals, abstracts, completed papers, or proposals for sessions by January 15, 2019, to Dr. Amy Rosenthal, SWAU VPAA, arosenthal@swau.edu, or Dr. Steve Jones, SWAU History Department chair, joness@swau.edu. Proposals may also be sent to Southwestern Adventist University History Dept., 100 West Hillcrest, Keene, TX 76059.
We are happy to announce that conference speakers will include
- Kara Dixon Vuic, LCpl Benjamin W. Schmidt Professor of War, Conflict, and Society at Texas Christian University, for the keynote address on Thursday, and
- Don McAdams, historian and former president of Southwestern, for the plenary address on Friday evening.
Registration is $90 until February 1 and $110 thereafter. Checks should be mailed to the address above and made out to Southwestern Adventist University. Include “ASDAH” on the memo line. Registration can also be made online. Click link below to be transferred to the registration page:
Conference Information
Accommodations
There is no lodging available on campus. The following hotels are within 10 miles of campus:
Conference Information
Accommodations
There is no lodging available on campus. The following hotels are within 10 miles of campus:
|
Liberty Hotel
205 S Caddo St. Cleburne, TX 76031 (SWAU rate $85+tax) **recommended |
La Quinta Inn & Suites
1165 W Highway 67 Alvarado, TX 76009 (SWAU rate $69+tax) |
Hampton Inn
1996 W Henderson St. Cleburne, TX 76033 |
Directions to Campus
From DFW International Airport:
- use south airport exit to TX-183 W
- continue on TX-183 W/TX-121 S
- keep left to TX-121 S toward Downtown Ft. Worth
- exit to I-35 W towards Waco
- take exit 30, FM 917 towards Joshua and Keene
- continue straight on FM 2280 to Keene
From Dallas Love Field:
- exit right onto W Mockingbird Ln.
- take exit to S I-35E/Stemmons Freeway
- exit US-67 S toward Keene
- turn right on College Dr.
From Cleburne:
- take E Henderson St./Bus. 67 east
- turn left on College Dr.
Sabbath Afternoon Field Trip
Option #1: Dallas Holocaust Museum Center for Education and Tolerance, $25
Option #2: Dallas World Aquarium, $35