Fwd: Abstract Submission Deadline July 31 for LSA 2013 Annual Meeting

[Ivan A Sag]

All, FYI, -IAS
 
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Subject: 	Abstract Submission Deadline July 31 for LSA 2013 Annual Meeting
Date: 	Wed, 11 Jul 2012 11:18:20 -0400
From: 	David Robinson <drobinson at lsadc.org>
To: 	'David Robinson' <drobinson at lsadc.org>



Dear Linguistics Administrators,

Please forward the attached reminder to any of your students and 
colleagues you feel might be interested in submitting an abstract for 
the LSA's Annual Meeting.

Dear Colleagues,

I am writing with a reminder of the upcoming deadline for abstract 
submission for the LSA's 2013 Annual Meeting, which will take place at 
the Marriott Copley Place in Boston, Massachusetts from January 3-6, 
2013.  Abstracts may be submitted online through 11:59 PM US Eastern 
Time on Tuesday, July 31, 2012.  Technical assistance will be 
unavailable after 5:00 PM US Eastern Time on that day. If you are 
planning to submit an abstract, please make sure that your LSA 
membership is current---or if you are not a member, make sure that you 
join or rejoin the LSA---in advance of the deadline, so as to avoid any 
last-minute technical issues.

More information and links to abstract submission may be found at 
http://www.lsadc.org/info/meet-annual13-abguide.cfm.  To submit an 
abstract, follow the "click here to submit an abstract" link you will 
see at the top of the Abstract Guidelines page, or simply log in to the 
LSA website, click on the "My Homepage" link at the top of the page, and 
scroll down until you see the link to "submit an abstract for the LSA 
2013 Annual Meeting."   Please contact David Robinson, the LSA's 
Director of Membership and Meetings, at drobinson at lsadc.org 
<mailto:drobinson at lsadc.org> or by phone at 202-835-1714 if you 
experience any difficulties with abstract submission.

The Meeting will feature invited plenary talks by David Pesetksy 
(Massachusetts Institute of Technology) and Gillian Sankoff (University 
of Pennsylvania), organized sessions with both scholarly and 
professional development foci, paper and poster sessions, 
student-centered activities, awards, and more.  New this year will be 
plenary poster sessions on Friday and Saturday mornings, giving 
attendees undivided access to a larger number of posters---and the 
research that is most suitably presented in this format---than ever 
before.  The LSA is taking advantage of the concurrent presence of the 
Modern Language Association meeting in Boston to co-host an MLA Forum on 
Friday afternoon and two Linked Sessions on Saturday morning and 
afternoon, which will be open to attendees from both meetings.

We look forward to receiving your abstracts, and to seeing you in Boston 
next January.

Sincerely,

David Robinson

David Robinson

Director of Membership and Meetings

Linguistic Society of America

1325 18th Street, NW  Suite 211

Washington, DC 20036-6501

202-835-1714

Fax: 202-835-1717

www.lsadc.org <http://www.lsadc.org>

Please be advised that all correspondence directed to the LSA or its 
representatives may be made available to the Western Historical 
Manuscript Collection (WHMC) as part of the official LSA Archive. 
Correspondents who wish for their correspondence and/or related 
materials to remain confidential (and not placed in the archive), should 
mark their materials conspicuously as "CONFIDENTIAL."

David Robinson

Director of Membership and Meetings

Linguistic Society of America

1325 18th Street, NW  Suite 211

Washington, DC 20036-6501

202-835-1714

Fax: 202-835-1717

www.lsadc.org <http://www.lsadc.org/>

Please be advised that all correspondence directed to the LSA or its 
representatives may be made available to the Western Historical 
Manuscript Collection (WHMC) as part of the official LSA Archive. 
Correspondents who wish for their correspondence and/or related 
materials to remain confidential (and not placed in the archive), should 
mark their materials conspicuously as "CONFIDENTIAL."


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Ivan A. Sag
Sadie Dernham Patek Professor in Humanities &
Professor of Linguistics and Symbolic Systems

Department of Linguistics__________Msg: 650-723-4284 
Stanford University________________Fax: 650-723-5666
Stanford, CA  94305__________Email: sag at stanford.edu
USA____________________http://lingo.stanford.edu/sag