Professor Aviva Chomsky, Associate Professor of History and Coordinator of Latin American, Latino and Caribbean Studies at Salem State College, and Victoria Cerrudo, Department of Foreign Languages, Salem State College, are in charge of local arrangements. Registration information will be published in the August 2001 newsletter. Educators attending the meeting will receive a certificate of attendance. Also, educators are eligible to receive 30 PDPs the first time they make a presentation at a professional conference in a five-year renewal cycle. The Translation and Multimedia prizes may be awarded annually or, if an insufficient number of submissions are received, they may be carried over from year to year at the discretion of the Vice President and prize committee chairs.
Members are limited to one submission per year in only one category.
Dissertations must have been accepted by the university in 2000. Book submissions may include monographs and edited volumes. Article submissions may include articles in journals or in edited volumes. Those submitting dissertations must have paid their 2001 dues and must have received the Ph.D. from or currently be affiliated with a New England area university. The deadline for submissions in all categories is April 2, 2001.