Current Calls

Here is a list of submission opportunities related to science and religion (not limited to Canada). Those officially related to CSCA are in orange (conferences) and green. Others are listed in grey. Where applicable, entries are arranged according to event date, not the submission due date. Missing infomation (e.g. time, location) means that these details are still TBA. If you would like to submit something to be listed here, please contact our Digital Media and Communications Specialist.

  • No upcoming events have been made public at this time. Check back soon!
  • Disclaimer: While CSCA strives for excellence, it is always possible that, by mistake, we might list a call for submissions by a predatory/deceptive publisher. Unfortunately, there are money-seeking organizations that prey on inexperienced scholars. These groups will produce journals (usually open access) and even host conferences under the guise of peer-review and legitimate academic interests. Click here for more information on deceptive journals.

    There is no need to check up on conferences hosted by prominent, well-known, trusted science-religion groups, such as ASA, CSCA, Biologos, Christians in Science (CiS), the Ian Ramsey Centre, etc. But if you don’t recognize and trust the organization, CSCA recommends checking into it before registering or submitting anything.

    Past and Present Calls for Submissions

    Questions of gender identity and gender dysphoria have become prominent in our culture. Our churches are not exempt from this Read more
    Pandemics are part of human life. We live and die through the Spanish Flu, Ebola, and SARS, only to face Read more
    Do we have any energy source that is available 24 hours every day, releases no CO2 into the atmosphere, and Read more
    We all depend on agriculture to provide our food. Further, agriculture is a major player in the quality of our Read more
    David C. Winyard Sr. (Ph.D., Virginia Tech) is an engineer and Science and Technology in Society scholar. From 1975–2012, he Read more
    S. D. Benecchi (PhD, MIT) is a senior astronomer at the Planetary Science Institute. Her research focuses on small bodies, Read more