AATSEEL goes to N.Orleans or San.Fran. or where?

[cn29 at COLUMBIA.EDU]

MLA and AATSEEL will meet in Philadelphia this year, since MLA made
the decision not to go to New Orleans in the wake of Hurricane
Katrina.  Best wishes, Cathy

Quoting Prof Steven P Hill <s-hill4 at UIUC.EDU>:

> Dear colleagues:
>
> The message attached below may be interpreted 2 ways.  But the
> real question is:  does anyone yet know WHERE the big national
> conference of
> AATSEEL will meet 12 / 27 - 30 / 2006?
>
> Has New Orleans (earlier announced as the conference site for the
> Dec. '06 conference) been REPLACED by some other city, such as
> San Francisco?
>
> Or is New Orleans still "set" as the conference site?
> (Simultaneously with the gargantuan MLA conference, normally
> scheduled in the same city at
> the same time.)
>
> P.S.  Was Prof Birnbaum's message (below) really written 14 years
> ago?  Or is it  a bit more current than it appears in my screen?
>
> Gratefully,
> Steven P Hill,
> University of Illinois.
>
> ----------------------------------------------
>
> Date: Thu, 9 May 91 16:30:00 EDT
> From: DJBPITT at PITTVMS.BITNET
> Subject: Re: Computers and Slavic panel at S.F. AATSEEL
>
> >Would there be any possibility of acquiring a copy of the papers
> to be
> >read at the conference? Will they be published in the conference
> >proceedings? Not knowing what the subject matter is for the
> other panels,
> >I must say that the 'Computers and Slavic' panel deals with
> topics of keen
> >interest to me. Any details of the overall conference programme
> and list
> >of papers would be most appreciated.
>
> AATSEEL, the American Association of Teachers of Slavic and East
> European
> Languages, is the principal professional association for U.S.
> Slavists
> specializing in literature, linguistics, and language pedagogy.
> It is also the
> sponsor of this ListServ.  (The unrelated AAASS, the American
> Association for
> the Advancement of Slavic Studies, is the principal professional
> organization
> for social scientists and area studies folks.)
>
> The San Francisco meeting is the annual convention; these usually
> last about
> three days and include panels on a variety of topics of interest
> to the
> members.  The proceedings are not published as such, although
> many of the ideas
> resurface in separately published papers by their authors.  Ernie
> has mentioned
> that the preliminary program for the conference will be made
> available on the
> seelangs ListServ presently.
>
> Whether there will be a 'Computers and Slavic' panel depends on
> whether anyone
> volunteers a paper before the beginning of June (hint, hint).
> There has been
> such a panel for the past several years, it was going to be
> abandoned this year
> for lack of interest, and I am trying to revive it.
>
> By the way, I receive two copies of all of Stephen's postings,
> but only one of
> everyone else's.  Is this a mailer problem in New Zealand or does
> it lie with
> the ListServ over here?
>
> --David
>
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