Information for promotion of Papers of the Algonquian Conference

[Robert Fix]

Please-I am not aware of requesting this information!
 
Date: Mon, 21 Nov 2011 05:53:19 -0500
From: robfix at NIPISSINGU.CA
Subject: Re: Information for promotion of Papers of the Algonquian Conference
To: ALGONQUIANA at LISTSERV.LINGUISTLIST.ORG

Inform your people that your emails arer going astray!

On Sat, Nov 19, 2011 at 5:17 PM, Anne Lindsay <malindsay at shaw.ca> wrote:


  
    
  
  
    The Centre for Rupert's Land Studies will hold its biennial
    Colloquium May 16 to 19, 2012.

    

    We also are about to send out a newsletter, and have a website.

    

    If you would like to contact me at rupert.land at uwinnipeg.ca, maybe
    we could do a small notice in our newsletter, and on the website? If
    you have an insert and we can arrange to get it here in time, we
    could include that in the newsletter, and we will have display
    opportunities at the Colloquium.

    

    Best

    Anne Lindsay

    

    

    On 19/11/2011 3:07 PM, Stephanie Fielding wrote:
    
      I second that motion.  Also you might like to have a stash
        available at the conference.
      Stephanie

        

        Sent from my iPad
      

        On Nov 17, 2011, at 10:36 AM, Alice Nash <anash at HISTORY.UMASS.EDU>
        wrote:

        

      
      
        
          
          
          
          
          
          
          
          
          
          
          
          To reach a broad
              international audience, why not place an ad in the program
              for the 4th annual meeting of the Native American &
              Indigenous Studies Association (NAISA), to be held June
              3-6, 2012 on sovereign tribal land at the Mohegan Sun
              Convention Center in Uncasville, Connecticut? A full page
              ad is $150, a half-page is $95.  See the attached
              Sponsorship form for further details.  If you are interested in a table at the book
              exhibit, contact Stephanie Elliott at selliott at wesleyan.edu. 
            

            
            

             As noted on their website (www.naisa.org), NAISA is
              “a professional organization dedicated to supporting
              scholars and others who work in the academic field of
              Native American and Indigenous studies.  Founded in2008,
              NAISA hosts the premier scholarly meeting in Native
              studies.”  Based on other NAISA meetings, we expect
              800-1000 people from around the globe, with participants
              from tribal colleges, universities, Indigenous
              communities, and organizations. This will be the first
              NAISA meeting held on sovereign tribal land. The level of
              scholarly engagement will be high.

              

            
          We would welcome your
              support for NAISA 2012 and I'm sure you find an interested
              audience for the PAC, an important publication that I've
              used on many occasions.

            
          

              All the best,

              Alice Nash

              Associate Professor of History

              University of Massachusetts Amherst

              &

              Chair, Fundraising Committee for NAISA 2012

            
          

            

          
          

          
          

            

          
          

          On 11/16/2011 7:03 PM, Algonquian Papers wrote:
          Greetings to you all. As part of the publication
            of upcoming Papers of the Algonquian Conference (PAC)
            volumes, SUNY Press would like to promote the volumes as
            extensively as possible. To that end, we want to compile
            lists of conferences, journals, list serves and institutions
            where announcements might be sent. We are compiling several
            distinct lists: 

            

            1. a list of academic conferences where the PAC might be
            displayed.

            

            2. a list of academic or professional journals to which a
            book announcement of the PAC can be sent.

            

            3. any academic or professional listserves that the PAC can
            be announced on.
             

            
            4. any groups or institutions that we can send an
              announcement to, especially aboriginal institutions.

              

              We have set up a webpage on our PAC website to keep a
              running list of which such venues/outlets are currently
              recognized, here:

              

              http://vanhise.lss.wisc.edu/algonquian/?q=node/49

              

              Please check that page and let us know of any source that
              we should add in any of these categories, by emailing us
              suggestions at algonquianpapers at gmail.com.

              

              Thank you.

              

              Rand Valentine

              Monica Macaulay
            Bryan Rosen

              Papers of the Algonquian Conference
            University of Wisconsin-Madison
             

          
          
          

        
      
      
        <Sponsorship Form NAISA 2012, FINAL.docx>
      
      
      

    
    

    

    -- 
Every age must strive anew to wrest tradition away from the conformism that is working to overpower it. Walter Benjamin.
  





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 I remain, cordially yours,

R.J. (Bob) Fix, PhD 

Assistant Professor 
Schulich School of Education
North Bay, Ontario 
Canada 

Ph:(705) 474 3461  ext. 4149



 		 	   		  

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