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ABOUT SEECR
Founded in 1997, the Southeast Early China Roundtable (SEECR) is a group
of scholars from the south Atlantic region who specialize or maintain an
interest in the study of China, from the earliest period
through the Tang
dynasty. The purpose of the group is twofold -- first, to provide a forum
for specialist discussion of all aspects of early China studies through yearly
meetings; and second, to promote the study of early China in the Southeast
by sponsoring public non-specialist lectures. SEECR members typically
host annual meetings at their academic institutions, providing meals, accommodations
and meeting space for participants.
The current Chair of SEECR is Keith
Knapp, Westvaco Professor of National Security Studies at The
Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina.
LATEST NEWS
The 14th Annual SEECR will be hosted by the University of Kentucky in Lexington from November 12-14, 2010. Click here to see the call for papers.
Previous meetings are listed below:
| 1997 -- Charlottesville, Virginia | 2006 -- Charleston, South Carolina |
| 1998 -- Charleston, South Carolina | 2007 -- St. Petersburg, Florida |
| 1999 -- Asheville, North Carolina | 2008 -- Jacksonville, Florida |
| 2000 -- Athens, Georgia | 2009 -- Athens, Georgia |
| 2001 -- Charlotte, North Carolina | 2010 -- Lexington, Kentucky |
| 2002 -- Chattanooga, Tennessee | |
| 2002 -- Chattanooga, Tennessee | |
| 2003 -- Berea, Kentucky | |
| 2004 -- Gainesville, Florida | |
| 2005 -- Chapel Hill, North Carolina |