Information for promotion of Papers of the Algonquian Conference

[Theresa Schenck]

Anne, is anything happening with All Our Relations? I'm getting out a 3rd edition with a fe3w corrections.  
Theresa 
 
On 11/19/11, Anne Lindsay wrote:
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> The Centre for Rupert's Land Studies will hold its biennial > 
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> We also are about to send out a newsletter, and have a website.
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> If you would like to contact me at rupert.land at uwinnipeg.ca <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 > 
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> I second that motion.  Also you might like to have a stash > 
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> On Nov 17, 2011, at 10:36 AM, Alice Nash <anash at HISTORY.UMASS.EDU <anash at HISTORY.UMASS.EDU>> > 
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> > 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 <selliott at wesleyan.edu>.  > 
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> > As noted on their website (www.naisa.org(http://www.naisa.org)), NAISA is > 
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> > 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 > 
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> > communities, and organizations. This will be the first > 
> > NAISA meeting held on sovereign tribal land. The level of > 
> > scholarly engagement will be high.
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> > 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.
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> > All the best,
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> > Alice Nash
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> > Associate Professor of History
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> > Chair, Fundraising Committee for NAISA 2012
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> > 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 > 
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> > 1. a list of academic conferences where the PAC might be > 
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> > 2. a list of academic or professional journals to which a > 
> > book announcement of the PAC can be sent.
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> > 3. any academic or professional listserves that the PAC can > 
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> > 4. any groups or institutions that we can send an > 
> > announcement to, especially aboriginal institutions.
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> > We have set up a webpage on our PAC website to keep a > 
> > running list of which such venues/outlets are currently > 
> > recognized, here:
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> > http://vanhise.lss.wisc.edu/algonquian/?q=node/49
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> > 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 <algonquianpapers at gmail.com>.
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> > Thank you.
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> > Bryan Rosen
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> <Sponsorship Form NAISA 2012, FINAL.docx>
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