ETS News & Announcements
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The 2013 Proposal Period has closed and the program review process will begin shortly. For information on the proposal notification timeline, please see the the notification timeline.
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Registration is now open for the 2013 Annual Meeting November 19-21 in Baltimore, MD.
- For best pricing register by September 30, 2013 (midnight EDT)
- Pre-registration closes October 25, 2013 (midnight EDT)
- After October 25, 2013 all registrations will be handled in Baltimore.
To register for the annual meeting click here
Hotel reservations can now be made at both the Hilton Baltimore and the Marriott Inner Harbor
To make hotel reservations click here
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The 2013 Annual Meeting Paper Proposal Period
The proposal period will begin at 9:00am (Eastern) on Friday March 1 and will close at 11:30pm (Eastern) on Sunday March 31.
The Proposal Process
All proposals must be submitted online through the proposal system. No proposals will be accepted by email. You may not submit a proposal for anyone else.
To submit a proposal, login to the website and select the Submit Paper Proposal link from the Paper Proposal System menu. We strongly recommend that you view the Online Proposal System Guide before submitting your proposal. This step by step guide with screenshots will help you understand the process from start to finish. A guide for PhD students submitting a proposal is also available.
Key Helps for the Proposal Process
We get many requests each year for recommendations on how to craft a quality proposal. We've put together several key features that every proposal should have and published it on the website. Click here to view our Tips for Crafting a Quality Proposal.
Recommendations for PhD student papers may be emailed directly to us or attached as a file with the proposal. We have created a guide for professors on the information we need. Click here to view it. Ph.D. students submitting a proposal should send the guide to their sponsoring professor.
There is a separate proposal form for those who want to propose and organize an entire session. To propose a session, select the Propose a Session link in the Paper Proposal System menu.
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The ETS Executive Committee is pleased to announce the 2013 Annual Meeting Student Scholarship Program. This program is designed to help academically promising students who find participation in the Society economically prohibitive, or who come from a traditionally underrepresented group to get to know the Society, its functions, its leaders, and the role it plays in supporting conservative evangelical scholarship.
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The 65th Annual Meeting of the Society will take place Tuesday Nov. 19 - Thursday Nov 21, 2013 in Baltimore, MD. The theme is Evangelicalism, Inerrancy, and the Evangelical Theological Society: Retrospect and Prospect. Plenary speakers for this year's meeting are Dr. Donald A. Carson, Dr. John M. Frame, and Dr. Ben Witherington III.
Click here to view the 2013 Call for Papers. Paper proposals will be accepted via the ETS website Mar 1 - 31, 2013. Additional details and instructions for the proposal process will be forthcoming.
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Description:
Ecclesia and Ethics: An Eco-friendly and Economically-feasible Online Biblical Studies and Theology Conference is an academic and ecclesial conference taking place on Saturday May 18th and Saturday May 25th 2013 in real-time via Webinar.
MAIN SPEAKERS
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Description:
The Center for Bioethics & Human Dignity’s 20th Annual Summer Conference, Health & Human Flourishing will explore the impact of contemporary notions of health within the context of advances in medicine, science, and technology for our individual and common humanity.
Dates:
Conference: July 18-20, 2013
Preconference Institutes: July 15-18, 2013
Post conference Seminars: July 22-24, 2013
Location:
Trinity International University
Deerfield, Illinois, USA
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Calls for Papers:
1. Original articles on: “Brave New World? Genetic Engineering & Human Dignity,” for peer-review and possible publication in the Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies XXV 2013. Call for Papers at: Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies
Mss. deadline: March 1, 2013.
Inquiries to: Dr. O. Gruenwald, JIS Editor, 1065 Pine Bluff Dr., Pasadena, CA 91107. E-mail: info@jis3.org
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The conference title is drawn from the words of Jesus to his disciples, "On my account you will be brought before governors and kings as witnesses to them and to the Gentiles" (Matt. 10:18). The 2013 Theology Conference explores the biblical and theological contours of the complex relationship between Christian faith and political authority. The conference seeks to deepen the church's understanding of the political implications of the Gospel that proclaims Jesus Christ as Lord of Lords and King of Kings.
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The 2012 Annual Meeting Program is now available for download. The Program PDF can be downloaded in its entirety or in sections. The printed programs are going out in the mail this week. All current members and registrants should receive their printed program in the mail shortly.
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Tutku Tours wants ETS members to experience the place where much of the New Testament and early church history happened—the holy land of Asia Minor, modern Turkey. For this reason Tutku Tours, a leader in biblical tourism and a regular exhibitor at the ETS annual meetings, has put together a special low-priced, tour to make your participation possible. The June 5th to June 17, 2013, per person cost in double room, including land and Air from New York is $2,890.
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The ETS Executive Committee is pleased to announce the Annual Meeting Student Scholarship Program. This program is designed to help academically promising students who find participation in the Society economically prohibitive, or who come from a traditionally underrepresented group to get to know the Society, its functions, its leaders, and the role it plays in supporting conservative evangelical scholarship. The goal of the program is to encourage and support students, who might otherwise not participate in the Society, to appreciate the value of membership and the profitable part that it might play in their academic and ministry futures.
Scholarship recipients will receive a two-year benefit package including:
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Do you have questions about the Annual Meeting Student Scholarship Program? Visit the Scholarship FAQ page. The FAQ is updated regularly as we get new questions about the program.
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The first draft of the 64th Annual Meeting Program is now available for review. Please click here to download the draft..
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The first issue of a new peer-reviewed journal titled Journal for the Evangelical Study of the Old Testament is now available at www.jesot.org. The issue includes 5 new articles and 15 book reviews that can be freely downloaded online and can be purchased in print through Wipf and Stock Publishers. The journal features articles by Michael S. Heiser, Eugene H. Merrill, Joel E. Anderson, Todd Scacewater, and John F. Hobbins.
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Registration for the 64th Annual Meeting Is Now Open
Registration is now available online. To register, please click here. Remember, your membership must be current to receive the member rate.
Hotel Information for the 64th Annual Meeting Available Online
Reservations at the group rate can be made online or by phone. For complete information, including prices, directions, contact information, and online reservations, please click here.
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For years the Society published an annual list of new and forthcoming publications by its members in the Annual Newsletter. This year marks a significant transition as we move the publications listing online. With this new system, ETS members can now login and post their new publications online as they are published. The online listing will allow anyone to view the most recent publications by our members, search for publications by subject, and current members will be able to search for publications by author. The five most recent publications will be listed in the right margin of the homepage. (This section will appear once the first new publications have been entered.)
The New Publications page and each of the subject listings is RSS compatible, so whether you want to keep track of all things new or you want to follow a particular subject, just add the feed to your favorite RSS reader and you'll stay up to date with the latest in evangelical scholarship from ETS members. Follow the links on the search page for all the various access options.
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The ETS Career Connections pages are designed to help potential employers and job candidates to connect. Through the Career Connections Candidate Listing service, ETS members who are seeking academic employment will be able to post basic contact, education, and speciality information. Candidates will also be able to post a PDF of their CV materials so that interested employers will be able to see their credentials in more detail.
Through the Career Connections Opportunity Listing service, institutions will be able to post new job listings. With space for detailed position descriptions and contact information, institutions will be able to advertise clearly their open positions to evangelical scholars around the world.
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