Conference Organizing Committee / Comisión Organizadora

José Juan Gómez-Becerra (Eastern Kentucky University)

Armando Miguélez (Universidad Miguel Hernández de Elche)

Cynthia Giambruno  (Universidad de Alicante)

José R. Flores (Cerritos Community College)

Sergio López (University of Oregon)

Silvia Cobos (Archivo Diocesano de Astorga)

 

 

Conference Scientific Committee / Comisión Científica:

Tino Villanueva - (Boston University; Doctor Honoris Causa por la

Universidad Miguel Hernández de Elche)

Gabriella Gutiérrez Muhs (Seattle University)

Manuel Martín Rodríguez (Universidad de California, Merced)

Armando Miguélez (Universidad Miguel Hernández de Elche)

Norma Cantú (Trinity University-San Antonio)

José Juan Gómez-Becerra (Eastern Kentucky University)

Javier Durán (Universidad de Arizona)

Sergio López (University of Oregon)

María Jesús Buxó Rey (Universidad de Barcelona)

José R. Flores (Cerritos Community College)

Nora Lizete Castillo (Universidad de Nuevo León-Monterrey)

Fernando Tapia (Universidad de Sonora)

Ángel Espina Barrio (Universidad de Salamanca)

José Luis González (Universidad Miguel Hernández)

Miguel Ángel González García (ISTAL)

Vicente Micol (Universidad Miguel Hernández)

Maricela López Omelas (Universidad Autónoma de Baja California)

Annick Treguer (University Paris 3, Sorbonne Nouvelle)

 

 

 

 

 

Honorary Members/Socios Honoríficos

Adalberto M. Guerrero (Universidad de Arizona)

Rodolfo F. Acuña (California State University, Northridge)

Patricia Preciado Martín (Arizona Historical Society)

 

 

The Spanish Association for U.S. Hispanic Studies (HCNA) in collaboration with colleagues from the Universidad Miguel Hernández,  Universidad Pontificia de Salamanca (ISTAL), The Conflucenter at University of Arizona, and Eastern Kentucky University announce a call for papers for the 4^th Congress MUROS: Historia del bilingüismo en los EEUU y Europa,  May 29^th-31^st 2025 in Astorga, León, Spain.

Our conference will create a forum that amplifies an interdisciplinary debate focused on the Hispanic experience in the U.S., with a particular interest in its language. We welcome proposals that explore any topic in the Humanities, Arts or Social Sciences with a historical twist through the concept of muros, borders, boundaries, separation, and crossing across various disciplines and points of view.

Proposals can be submitted for individuals or small groups: papers, panels, roundtables, performances, and exhibits. Proposals should be 200-300 words (in English or Spanish) .doc or .docx format and include the title, authors, affiliation, and delivery type (virtual/physical/blended).  You must submit the file as well as your information using the online form at the TOP of this page.

The deadline for submissions* is January 26, 2024. We will notify presenters as we will be receiving the proposals.

We look forward to reviewing your submission. Thank you again for your interest, we will send updates as they develop. If you have further questions, please contact us at muroshcna@gmail.com

 

*Please note:

• The submission of your abstract is not the registration for the conference. You must also complete the corresponding form on the registration page once the sign-up period has opened. We will provide instructions upon our response to your proposal.
• Upon acceptance, all authors on an abstract must register individually for the conference, but only one abstract submission is required.

Each author may submit a maximum of two abstracts.

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