To be eligible to present at the 41st Annual New Jersey College English Association Conference, you need to be a member of the NJCEA.
This year’s conference theme is “Contemporary Humanities,” with sessions and presentations considering such topics as what we mean by the humanities today, globalization and the humanities, teaching across the humanities, humanities in the composition classroom, and contemporary humanities in the literature classroom, among others. This one-day intensive conference will be held on Saturday, March 24, 2018 at Seton Hall University.
Keynote Speaker
John T. Shaw
John T. Shaw began his career working for the Governor of Illinois then participated in a training program with the European Union in Brussels before segueing to journalism with a position at the Wall Street Journal Europe. He has lived in Washington, DC for more than twenty years, covering Congress for Market News International, a global financial wire service. As a contributing writer for the Washington Diplomat he has interviewed dozens of lawmakers and diplomats. Shaw has written more than one hundred profiles and book reviews. In addition to JFK in the Senate, he is the author of three previous books.