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Schoolgirls and Mobilesuits Conference
posted on by Christopher Macdonald
Third year of Minneapolis College of Art and Design conference on Anime
The Minneapolis College of Art and Design will be hosting a third year of their "Schoolgirls and Mobilesuits" conference, September 26-28, 2003. Subtitled "Culture and Creation in Manga and Anime," the speakers at the conference this year are:
C.B. Cebulski, Associate Editor at Marvel Comics;
Dr. Christopher Bolton, Professor of Asian Studies at Williams College;
Dr. Marc Hairston, Center for Space Sciences, University of Texas at Dallas;
Theresa M. Winge, Instructor in Design, Housing and Apparel at Univ. of Minnesota;
Brian Ruh, Editor/Webmaster of AnimeResearch.com;
Alvin Lee, Chief of Operations of the artists' collective UDON;
Arnold Tsang Erik Ko, Art Director of the artists' collective UDON.
A full list of the topics being covered by the speakers can be read here.
In addition to the speakers there will be a cosplay ball featuring the band All the Pretty Horses, anime screenings, manga/anime demos, and an exhibition of Japanese ephemera.
Registration for the three day conference is $105 or $665 to receive one undergraduate credit.
For more information, go to the conference website.
C.B. Cebulski, Associate Editor at Marvel Comics;
Dr. Christopher Bolton, Professor of Asian Studies at Williams College;
Dr. Marc Hairston, Center for Space Sciences, University of Texas at Dallas;
Theresa M. Winge, Instructor in Design, Housing and Apparel at Univ. of Minnesota;
Brian Ruh, Editor/Webmaster of AnimeResearch.com;
Alvin Lee, Chief of Operations of the artists' collective UDON;
Arnold Tsang Erik Ko, Art Director of the artists' collective UDON.
A full list of the topics being covered by the speakers can be read here.
In addition to the speakers there will be a cosplay ball featuring the band All the Pretty Horses, anime screenings, manga/anime demos, and an exhibition of Japanese ephemera.
Registration for the three day conference is $105 or $665 to receive one undergraduate credit.
For more information, go to the conference website.
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