
Since the inception of Sikholars: Graduate Sikh Conference, we have featured it here on The Langar Hall. The past two years have been huge successes and the third year will prove no different. A terrific agenda of evidence and research-based topics, as well as current thinking and new ideas will be presented by graduate students and professionals in various fields to challenge you and get you thinking.
As always, this year, Sikholars will offer a balance of well-known experts along with new faces and a stronger international representation. Students and professionals will come together from all across the globe and have the opportunity to learn from each other, to interact and form personal and professional relationships and to focus on learning and spreading knowledge.
Everyone is invited to come to CSU East Bay on February 18th & 19th, 2012. For more information: www.sikholars.org
Below the fold, I’ll post the abstracts of this year’s presenters.
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Its a local event that has illusions of being an important international event. 99% of the participants are local university students in North America. This means its an event that 95% of the worldwide Sikhs have neither knowledge of nor access to. 90% of those worldwide Sikhs have important and meaningfull things to say and write. So…lets recap: A local event that deserves a listing on nothing more than the local free newsletter or the town hall noticeboard alongside the missing cats and dogs. Basically, just a bunch of plebs with illusions of being more important than the rest of us patting each other on the back and congratulating each other on attending a north american university.
Bhaaji – actually a North American continental event (people from all over the US and Canada) that has had participants travel from the UK and Punjab in the past.
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