CBE Call for Student Papers
For you students out there interested in gender equality and justice check out this great opportunity! -
Student Paper Competition
Three students will be selected to present their research papers at Christians for Biblical Equality’s weekend conference on gender and culture in St. Louis, MO. Presentations are scheduled for Saturday, July 25, 2009 at 4:10-5:10pm. All papers may also be considered for publication in one of CBE’s journals.
Submission Guidelines
x Papers must address an aspect of gender and culture (the theme of the conference) or gender and justice (CBE’s mission).
x Papers previously written for a class that address one of the themes above are acceptable for
submission.
x Please limit length of submissions to 20 pages. A minimum of 4 pages is suggested.
x Submissions should be double-spaced, in 12-point font, and pages numbered.
x Submissions should also include a cover letter with contact information (name, mailing address,
telephone number, and email address), name of the institution attending, area of study, year in
school, and the total number of pages.
x Submission Deadline is May 1, 2009 at 12:00pm CST. Email rfinsaas@cbeinternational.org with
your paper as an attachment, and type “Student Submission” in the subject line. Final decisions
regarding submissions will be emailed May 22, 2009. CBE appreciates every submission.
If Selected
Students selected to present will be awarded a scholarship to attend the conference, which covers the cost of conference registration. Two meals, a continental breakfast, and three coffee breaks are included with conference registration. CBE is unable to provide students with funds for travel and accommodations; although CBE may assist students in finding host families or roommates to cut the cost of accommodations.
Students who are not selected may register for the conference online at www.cbeinternational.org, or apply for a conference scholarship to have their registration fee partially or fully waived.
Need topic ideas?
x The conference on gender and culture addresses gender as it relates to Scripture, church, society, and government. You may consider one of these four categories to focus on.
x For information about gender and justice, visit www.cbeinternational.org and read more about CBE’s
mission or the free articles available on its website.
Submission Deadline • May 1, 2009 • 12:00pm CST
