ARCE In-Person Annual Meeting
April 21-23, 2023, Minneapolis Marriott City Center 
30 S 7th Street, Minneapolis, MN 55402

ARCE Virtual Annual Meeting
May 20-22, 2023

ARCE ANNUAL MEETING CALL FOR PAPERS: 09/16/22-12/16/22

ARCE is pleased to announce that the Call for Papers is now open for our 2023 Dual Annual Meeting. The 2023 In-person Annual Meeting will take place at the Minneapolis Marriott City Center from April 21-23, 2023, from approximately 08:30 AM US CDT to 5:00 PM US CDT Friday and Saturday, and 08:30 AM US CDT to 1:15 US CDT on Sunday. The ARCE Virtual Annual Meeting will take place on May 20-22, 2023, approximately 9:00 AM US ET to 6:00 PM US ET.

If your paper is accepted either for the In person or the Virtual programs, it may be scheduled at any time during these dates. Changes to the schedule are possible depending on the final number of accepted submissions.

ARCE members who wish to present at the 2023 Annual Meeting should submit abstracts to the review committee on the All Academic platform (https://convention2.allacademic.com/one/arce/arce23/) no later than December 16, 2022. On the submission platform, presenters will be able to choose between presenting in person or virtually. Those interested in presenting virtually may be asked to send their recorded presentations few weeks in advance of the Virtual conference.

Submissions for posters, panels, Best Student Paper, and Best Student Poster Competitions will only be accepted for the in-person Meeting. Please carefully review the submission guidelines and judging process, located at https://www.arce.org/best-student-paper-and-poster-competition.

ARCE encourages panel submissions. Please review the panel submission guidelines [here]

Abstracts should provide a brief overview of the topic, clearly state the research goals and note the impact of the work in the relevant area of study. (Results should be relayed during the presentation itself - as appropriate - not necessarily in the abstract.) In order to preserve the blind review component, text of abstracts should not include personally identifiable information. A double-blind vetting process will be employed. Neither reviewers nor submitters will be informed of one another’s identities.

The review committee is comprised of scholars in both ancient and modern Egyptian studies who will review submissions in the following categories:

• Ancient Egypt and Nubia
• Archaeology: includes archaeological sciences, bioarchaeology and field reports
• Language and literature: includes philology and text studies
• Art and artifacts: includes art, art history, museum collections and objects
• History
• Religion
• Conservation and Site Management: includes project reports, techniques, and training
• Historic and Modern Studies
• Coptic Studies
• Medieval to Ottoman Egypt
• Modern Egyptian Culture and Society
• History of Egyptology
• Technological Advents/Advances

SUBMISSION GUIDELINES

• All submitters must be members of ARCE in good standing. Membership status can be confirmed by contacting ARCE at info@arce.org.
• Abstracts must not exceed 250 words.
• Submitters will be notified via email regarding the acceptance, waitlist, or rejection of their abstract by early February 2023.
• All presenters must provide their own funding to attend the Annual Meeting. Please check ARCE’s website for information on ARCE’s new Annual Meeting grant for Underrepresented Students https://www.arce.org/fellowship/arce-annual-meeting-grant-underrepresented-students
• All presenters must register for the Annual Meeting by February 15, 2023. Failure to register by February 15 will result in removal of their paper/poster from the program.
• Presenters and co-presenters must be defined during initial submission in All Academic and may not be added after the abstract due date.
• No individual may submit more than one abstract.
• Students wishing to be considered for Best Student Paper/ Poster competition should submit their proposal through the All Academic platform (https://convention2.allacademic.com/one/arce/arce23/), as well as send the additional annotated outline by (December 16, 2022) by sending directly to BSP@arce.org. Students wishing to be considered for the competition should carefully review the updated guidelines and templates located at https://www.arce.org/best-student-paper-and-poster-competition.
• An advisor sign-off letter is required only for undergraduate students interested in submitting a proposal for the general paper or poster presentations.
• All submissions must be in English.
• All student paper and poster presentations will be vetted along with all other member submissions. Only after peer review is completed will accepted student presentations be considered for inclusion in the paper and poster contests.
• As of December 16th, 2022, neither abstracts nor titles will be adjustable. However, submitters will   retain access to edit contact information via the All-Academic website.

PRESENTATION GUIDELINES

• Submission of an abstract is a commitment by the submitter(s) to present the paper virtually or in person.
• Papers may not be presented by anyone other than the named author(s).
• Presentations will run about 20 minutes, with an additional five minutes for questions.
• If your poster is selected for the In-person program, it must remain on display from Friday, April 21, at 8:00 a.m. until Sunday, April 23, at 1:00 p.m.
• Requests for presenting on a specific day will only be accommodated for religious reasons and should be included in your submission.

ARCE will of course be following local COVID-related guidelines in place at the time in order to do our best to help keep everyone safe. We promise to stay engaged and actively utilize the safest protocols available at the time of our Annual Meeting, and so will our vendors.