As an affiliated organization of the MMLA, the SCE has two standing panels at each annual convention. For the past several years, we've made use of these panels to hold a "mini-conference"--a morning-long session devoted to a single topic, often with six to eight presenters. Because the MMLA has a policy of circulating papers in advance (as is also standard SCE practice), these sessions are especially conducive to extended discussion, and often develop into larger-scale projects. At the past two MMLAs, the SCE has sponsored both a mini-conference and a second, unrelated panel. This year, we're extending that format even further and staging two "mini-conferences":
Aesthetic(ism)s	New Histories of Writing
Click on the titles for a full program of each session, and for copies of presenter's papers.