IBIS

Welcome to IBIS for 2008-9

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The Institute for British and Irish Studies is a resource for faculty, graduate students, and undergraduates from across the USC campus. It is part of a growing community of area resources in British and Irish Studies.

IBIS sponsors IBIS links, the web’s premier clearinghouse for electronic resources in British and Irish Studies.

In 2008-10, Lindsay O'Neill is holding our post-doctoral fellowship.

Details about IBIS-sponsored and LA-area events in British and Irish Studies are posted as details become available. If you have an event to list, please email us.

IBIS maintains IBIS-L, a listserve that keeps subscribers informed about British and Irish Studies events in the LA-area. This listserve is open to students as well as faculty and to all local people who are interested in British and Irish Studies. If you would like to subscribe, send a message to listproc@usc.edu, leave the subject line blank, and type this text in the message area: SUBSCRIBE IBIS-L YOUR NAME (e.g., SUBSCRIBE IBIS-L JANE DOE). Every subscriber can post notices to the list. Once you have subscribed, you can publicize an area event by sending the information directly to IBIS-L@usc.edu.

Cynthia Herrup is the Director of IBIS.

For website enquires, contact Judith Bennett. (last updates: 7 June 2008)

GRADUATE STUDENTS: Check out these new Newton Fewllowships.

The USC School of Law has initiated a Wiki on English Medieval Documents in Print. Check it out.

The North American Conference on British Studies is seeking a new editorial team for the Journal of British Studies, including a new general editor or co-editors, and a new book review editor or co-editors. For more information, look under "Area Resources."

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