Conference: Formal Approaches to Celtic Linguistics

[Andrew Carnie]

Colleagues,

I've been holding off on announcing this because I'm still trying to  
put the finishing touches on the invited speaker list and get the mini- 
course formally approved. But I think I'd better send out a "save the  
date" to you all.

The University of Arizona will be hosting a National Science  
Foundation funded mini-course and conference entitled "Formal  
Approaches to Celtic Linguistics".

Conference Dates:  March 27-29th 2009
Mini-Course Dates: March 23-29th 2009

Invited speakers include (more to be announced): Jim McCloskey, SJ  
Hannahs, Maggie Tallerman, Randy Hendrick (and many others).

There will be a call for abstract-submitted papers and posters that  
will be announced in early January.

The mini-course is a week-long credit course for graduate students and  
advanced undergraduates taught by Jim McCloskey and others designed to  
jump start student research in formal approaches to Celtic Linguistics.

Much more info to come soon.

Best,

Andrew


On Dec 2, 2008, at 6:47 AM, Elizabeth J. Pyatt wrote:

> FYI - There will be a free and public conference on different  
> aspects of the Celtic Bardic tradition at Princeton Dec 5-6.
>
> See details at http://fis.princeton.edu/bardic08.php
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>>> "The Harp That Once..." The History and Traditions of Bardic  
>>> Poetry: A Symposium with Musical Performances  at the James M.  
>>> Stewart '32 Theatre at 185 Nassau Street
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