[csaa-forum] SSASS - Society for the Study of Affect Summer School - July 29-August 2 - Millersville University, Lancaster PA

Kerryn Drysdale k.drysdale at unsw.edu.au
Thu May 23 09:09:07 ACST 2019


Hi CSAA members



Apologies for the cross-posting, but wanted to draw attention to this fantastic summer school. CSAA members are leading some of these - Michael Richardson and myself - and we'd love to see you all there!



Regards

Kerryn





Society for the Study of Affect Summer Seminars! Animations and Provocations

July 29th - August 2nd in Lancaster, Pennsylvania - Millersville University   #SSASS



WEBSITE: http://affectsociety.com/



THERE WILL BE NO BETTER - MORE ENERGIZING, MORE COMMUNITY-BUILDING, MORE HOPEFUL, MORE ENLIGHTENING - WAY TO SPEND A WEEK OF YOUR SUMMER.



Whether you are an undergraduate/Master/PhD student, an early career academic, a tenured faculty person, or someone outside of the academy all-together, the Society for the Study of Affect Summer Seminars provides an AMAZING opportunity to learn, interact, and create alongside two dozen of the most engaging folks (established and up-and-coming scholars) working in/around affect studies from all around the world! COME BE A PARTICIPANT!!



REGISTRATION OPENS on MONDAY, APRIL 1st. Seats in all seminars are available on first come, first served. We recommend registering sooner than later to guarantee your top choices. On June 1st, seminar registration rates will re-set to a higher amount.



Come for just two or three days if you wish to take two seminars. Or stay for the full-week and register for as many as five seminars. Most seminars are capped no more than 25 students.



Seminars

There will be eleven separate seminars offered by convener-duos from a wide range of areas of specialization in addition to affect theories: critical art performance pedagogy, queer theory, trans studies, anti-colonization, critical theories of race, media theory, trauma studies, food ethics, political theory, sound studies, medievalist studies, history of emotion, ethnographic techniques, sensuous scholarship, film theory, religious studies, environmental humanities, educational theory, disability studies, feminist philosophies of care, decolonial and transnational feminism, posthuman theories, post/qualitative methodologies, rhetorical theory, and more.



There are no application requirements - just register and select your seminar!



List of seminars below (offered twice - once Mon-Tues and then again Wed-Friday):



1 - Event-Full Affect - Nathan Snaza + Chad Shomura

2 - We Care a Lot: Theorizing Trans + Queer Affective Labor - Aren Aizura + Hil Malatino

3 - Affect // Violence // Mediation - Rebecca A. Adelman + Michael Richardson

4 - Rethinking Judgements on Post-Truth through the Performance of Affective Toning, Contagion, and Aesthetic Delight - Tony Sampson + Mikey Georgeson

5 - Racial Affects, Racial Embodiment: Shame, Disgust (and more) - Jennifer LeMesurier + Boram Jeong



6 - Scenes: sites of affective world-making and -writing - Kerryn Drysdale + Omar Kasmani

7 - Affect's Histories: Feeling Pre-Modern - C. Libby + Glenn D. Burger

8 - Global Intimacies - Courtney O'Dell-Chaib + Rebecca Moody

9 - Affective Compositions: Hooks, lures, and temporalities of the already-(future)-felt or Music Research-Creation with Oblique Curiosities - Sarah E. Truman + David Ben Shannon

10 - Putting affect theories to work with/in educational inquiries: Becoming wild - Nancy Lesko + Bessie P. Dernikos



11 - Instant Class Kit - Stephanie Springgay + Andrea Alarcon& (runs once Wednesday July 31)



OH, and Ann Cvetkovich will also address the SSASS assembled on Wednesday July 31!



ADDITIONAL SCHEDULING

Beyond meeting in seminars, there will also be twice-daily gatherings on each seminar day for 'animations' & 'provocations' intended to spark conversation and foster cross-contaminations between conveners and all of the seminar participants. If you attended #AffectWTF in 2015 or Capacious#AIMS in 2017, then you already know how uniquely interdisciplinary, convivially non-hierarchical and full-on invigorating these events are.



NOTE: Seminar #11 is offered just once on Wednesday free-of-charge, and the first 25 registrants who choose to do so will be offered the opportunity to sign up for it.



Works in Progress Presentation

We have scheduled concurrent mini-conference style panels on Wednesday July 31st (15 minute presentation slots) for graduate and early career researchers to share research and receive helpful feedback. If you have work in progress that you would like to present at #SSASS, send a message to Capacious at millersville.edu<mailto:Capacious at millersville.edu> by no later than June 1st if you would like to be considered for a presentation slot.



BEFORE YOU REGISTER:

Read through the seminar descriptions for all the details about participation expectations, any advance readings/writing, and other pertinent matters. Study the schedule closely before registering - you can squeeze into 4 different seminars!

  *   Seminar Cycle 1 - seminars # 1-10 run Mon/Tues
  *   Seminar Cycle 2 - seminars # 1-10 run again Weds (pm)/Thurs/Fri
  *   FREE 11th seminar - Weds only (for the first 25 registrants who choose)

See registration form for a calendar schedule to help you book your seminars



If you have any questions or concerns about the registration process for the different seminars, please do not hesitate to contact us at Capacious at millersville.edu<mailto:Capacious at millersville.edu>





PRICING



Student/Early Career/Non-academic rate: (early bird until June 1) + $6 processing fee

4 seminars across the week = $420

3 seminars across the week = $340

2 seminars on M-T or W-F = $250

1 seminar any of the days   = $150



after June 1 ($75 added to above rates) + $6 processing fee

4 seminars across the week = $495

3 seminars across the week = $415

2 seminars on M-T or W-F = $325

1 seminar any of the days   = $225



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Faculty rate: (early bird until June 1) + $6 processing fee

4 seminars across the week = $520

3 seminars across the week = $450

2 seminars on M-T or W-F = $350

1 seminar any of the days   = $200



after June 1 ($100 added to above rates) + $6 processing fee

4 seminars across the week = $620

3 seminars across the week = $550

2 seminars on M-T or W-F = $450

1 seminar any of the days   = $300



GETTING TO KNOW YOU

After registration, you will receive an email for the #SSASS organizers confirming your seminar selection(s) and asking you for a 150-250 word statement of interest in the seminar(s) while also capturing something of your affectively SSASS-y being. This way the organizers and conveners can get to better know you and your interests.



The seminar conveners will also be in touch in the weeks/days leading up to the seminar to supply any necessary readings or to make sure that you follow through on any pre-seminar assignments/tasks.



If you need a letter of acceptance in order to receive travel support or other funding from your institution, please notify us and we will send any necessary confirmation notice about your participation to you &/or your institution. Contact us at Capacious at millersville.edu<mailto:Capacious at millersville.edu>



THERE WON'T BE A BETTER PLACE TO BE THIS SUMMER THAN #SSASS!


Kerryn Drysdale
Research Fellow
Centre for Social Research in Health

UNSW SYDNEY NSW 2052 AUSTRALIA
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Upcoming book: Drysdale, K. 2019. Intimate Investments in Drag King Cultures: The Rise and Fall of a Lesbian Social Scene. Palgrave Macmillan - https://www.palgrave.com/us/book/9783030157760
Drysdale K, 2018, 'Intimate attunements: Everyday affect in Sydney's drag king scene', Sexualities, vol. 21, pp. 640 - 656, http://dx.doi.org/10.1177/1363460717741792
Bryant J; Hopwood M; Dowsett GW; Aggleton P; Holt M; Lea T; Drysdale K; Treloar C, 2018, 'The rush to risk when interrogating the relationship between methamphetamine use and sexual practice among gay and bisexual men', International Journal of Drug Policy, vol. 55, pp. 242 - 248, http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.drugpo.2017.12.010
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