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20
2009
NACBS/SCBS 2009 Registration
Posted by jaskelly under Announcement, Conferences, NACBS | Tags: 2009, Conferences, hotel, kriegel, lester, louisville, NACBS, registration, regonline, scbs | 0 Comments
The Southern Conference on British Studies and the North American Conference on British Studies are pleased to announce that registration for the 2009 Meeting is now open. We hope that you will join us for the Conference at the Hyatt Regency in Louisville, Kentucky, from 6 to 8 November. Please consult <http://www.nacbs.org/conferences> for a copy of the Program in .pdf format and for registration, which is managed through RegOnline. Registration fees for the 2009 meeting are as follows: $135.00 (NACBS members); $55.00 (graduate students); and $155.00 (Non-Members). On the conference webpage, you will also find hotel information. The Hyatt Regency will hold rooms at its special conference rates ($115.00-165.00) until 14 October. Those wishing to find room shares are advised to make use of the NACBS Facebook Page
(<http://tinyurl.com/ncqczu>) or H-Albion (<http://www.h-net.org/~albion/>). Information on air and ground transportation will soon be available online. Those who will travel to Louisville by air should book flights to the Louisville International-Standiford Field Airport (SDF), which is served by many carriers.
We look forward to seeing you in Louisville.
V. Markham Lester, President and Local Arrangements Chair, Southern
Conference on British Studies
Lara Kriegel, Program Chair, North American Conference on British Studies
January
27
2009
Subject: NACBS 2009: Extension of Submissions Deadline
Posted by jaskelly under Announcement | Tags: 2009, kriegel, NACBS, submissions | 0 Comments
Dear H-Albion List Members,
Many thanks to everyone who has submitted panel and paper proposals for the
2009 NACBS Meeting in Louisville. I'm delighted to see a range of high
quality submissions across themes and chronologies from scholars at all
levels in their careers. I know that a number of you are working diligently
to complete panel proposals; others have recently begun their semesters. To
facilitate submission at this busy time, I'd like to extend the due date for
panel and paper proposals to FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, while still encouraging
you to get your proposals in as soon as possible. Full panels are
encouraged, but individual papers will be considered, too.
Thanks, too, for your patience with the new online system. The system is
working, but it does not give you a receipt confirmation. If you wish to
allay concerns about receipt or to make corrections, please write to me
after submission, and I will reply as soon as I can.
For those who are still looking to complete panels, I understand that
H-Albion and the new NACBS facebook page have worked wonders for many.
Please also send any remaining questions about panel formation my way.
Sincerely yours,
Lara Kriegel
[email protected]
NACBS Program Chair, 2009-2011
Associate Professor of History
Florida International University
Miami, FL 33199
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