Fwd: 20.697, FYI: Haas Award - Call for Submissions

[Elizabeth J. Pyatt]

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The Mary R. Haas Book Award for "for an unpublished manuscript that 
makes a significant substantive contribution to our knowledge of 
Native American languages" awarded to a junior scholar.

There is no financial stipend, but the winner's manuscript is 
eligible to be published by the University of Nebraska press.

See details below.

Elizabeth Pyatt

>Date: Thu, 05 Mar 2009 11:58:42
>From: Bill Poser [billposer at alum.mit.edu]
>Subject: Haas Award - Call for Submissions
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>The Mary R. Haas Book Award
>DEADLINE FOR RECEIPT OF MANUSCRIPTS: May 1, 2009
>
>The Mary R. Haas Book Award is presented to a junior scholar for an
>unpublished manuscript that makes a significant substantive
>contribution to our knowledge of Native American languages. Although
>the award carries no financial stipend, the winning manuscript is
>eligible for publication under the Society's auspices in the
>University of Nebraska Press series Studies in the Native Languages of
>the Americas.
>
>For more information on Mary Haas and the Haas Award, go to www.ssila.org.
>
>To submit a manuscript for the Haas Award, send it in PDF format by
>email or on a CD by post to Ivy Doak, SSILA Executive Secretary, so as
>to arrive no later than May 1st.
>
>Manuscripts may be submitted in English, French, German, Portuguese or
>Spanish.  Winning manuscripts in English will have priority
>consideration at the University of Nebraska Press.  For winning
>manuscripts in languages other than English, the Society will provide
>letters requesting special consideration by any potential publisher(s)
>in light of the manuscript's award-winning status.
>
>Email: ivy at ivydoak.com
>
>Mail:   Haas Award
>         SSILA
>         PO Box 1295
>         Denton, TX  76202-1295 USA
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>Linguistic Field(s): Language Documentation
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