Led by the
efforts of Michael
Smithee, Director of Publications and Editor, International
Research and Review aims to provide “a forum for scholars and educators
to engage in a multi-disciplinary
exchange of ideas, to address topics of mutual concern, and to advocate for
policies that enhance the international dimension of higher education. Articles
should focus on studies and systematic analyses that employ qualitative,
quantitative, a mixture of both methods, and theoretical methodologies from an
international scope. Both pedagogical and andragogical perspectives in teaching
and learning are welcome.” International
Research and Review will be web based and is being indexed by EBSCO, which
means it will be available in academic and other libraries. It is anticipated that one to two issues will
be published yearly. Thus, please consider this a call for papers.
IHEC Blog readers familiar with Phi Beta Delta
may recall that they previously published the journal International Review which was interrupted in 2003 due to the cost
of printing and dissemination. Phi Beta
Delta has scanned and loaded all of the articles from each of the twelve
volumes of International Review,
1990-2002, on their website!
Phi Beta DeltaHonor Society for International Scholars
CALL FOR PAPERSTwenty-Third Annual International Conference on the World’s Shared KnowledgeComing together at the Water’s Edge: Cooperation and Collaboration in a Changing Global EnvironmentApril 2–3, 2009 — Miami, Florida
Phi Beta Delta’s annual conference is intended to provide a welcoming and collegial venue foracademicians, students, and professionals in all fields to engage in discussion on international topics and issues across disciplines. The emphasis is to engage in discussion and professional growth with others inside and outside one’s own particular discipline. Consequently, we encourage submissions representing all areas of study; ones that offer insights from multiple disciplines and perspectives will be particularly welcome.
As we gather together at the water’s edge on the southeastern tip of the Florida peninsula, we seek to explore what it means to be a member of the community of international learners faced with the challenges—and opportunities—that arise out of a changing global environment. How can cooperation and collaboration expand our ability to overcome these challenges and avail ourselves of the opportunities that exist? What do these new challenges and opportunities mean for those of us who seek greater cooperation and collaboration within our community of international learners? What lessons have we learned from the past and what insights can we gain from our artistic and literary expression of the human experience that can help us face the challenges of a changing global environment? It is questions like these that we will explore “together at the water’s edge.”
Instructions for Authors: Submissions require the following:
(1) one page that includes author’s name, title/position, institution, postal address, email address, office phone, fax number (if available), and the title of your paper; and
(2) a second page with the title and short (300 words) abstract of your paper, list of key words, and an introduction that summarizes the contributions of the paper at a level appropriate for anon-specialist reader.
Please submit these items via electronic means in MS Word to jdelosreyes@uh.edu by November 15, 2008. Submissions will be acknowledged via email by December 1, 2008. Final abstracts of accepted submissions will be posted on the Society’s website after the conference’s conclusion. Additional details regarding registration for the conference will be posted on the website shortly. www.phibetadelta.orgFor more information regarding paper submissions, please contact:
Guillermo de los Reyes, Ph.D.Department of Hispanic StudiesUniversity of Houston413 Agnes Arnold HallHouston, TX 77204-3006Fax: 713-743-0935E-mail: jdelosreyes@uh.edu