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The Dan Crowley Award for storytelling.
Don't forget!  Submissions for the AFS Storytelling Section's Dan Crowley Award are due June 1!

Here's the announcement again -- please help us spread the word:

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS for the DAN CROWLEY AWARD

The Dan Crowley Award, offered by the Storytelling Section of the American Folklore Society, is a $200 prize for a graduate or undergraduate student essay dealing with some aspect of storytelling performance in formal or informal settings.

Submissions, which should not exceed 9000 words in length, should be e-mailed to  *jradner@american.edu* as a Word or .pdf attachment *no later than June 1, 2009*.  The cover message should include the title of the paper, as well as the author's name, mailing address, telephone number, e-mail address, academic affiliation and year in program, and the name of the faculty member to whom the essay was submitted.  Only the title (no identification of the author) should appear on the essay itself.

The prize winner will be notified by the end of August.  The award will be formally presented at the business meeting of the Storytelling Section at the Annual Meeting of the American Folklore Society in Boise, ID, October 21-24, 2009.  For further information, please contact one of the section co-conveners: Jo Radner (jradner@american.edu) or Theresa Osborne (theresa.osborne@kctcs.edu).

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