Updated schedule posted May 29

ATHABASCAN LANGUAGES CONFERENCE

with a Special Session:

Morphological Change and Comparative Work

June 5-7, 2003       Arcata, California

 

Conference Theme:
Adaption and Change
in Athabascan Language

The Athabascan Languages Conference brings together linguists, speakers, educators and policy makers from across the Athabascan region. Over the past two decades this conference has become the principal forum in which members of geographically distant, but culturally and intellectually related, Athabascan communities can compare notes and learn from each other.

For more information contact:

Victor Golla or Zo Devine
Center for Indian Community Development
1 Harpst Street
Arcata, California   95521-8299   USA
tel: 707-826-3711
fax: 707-826-5258
email: gollav@humboldt.edu or esd2@humboldt.edu

If you would like to receive future announcements regarding the conference, you may subscribe to the Athabascan Languages Conference email list.

Conference Sponsors:

• Humboldt State University
• Center for Indian Community Development
• Humbodlt State University Foundation

Previous Conferences

• 2002: Fairbanks, Alaska
• 2001: Los Angeles, California
• 2000: Moricetown, British Columbia

The proceedings of the 2001 and 2002 Athabaskan Languages Conferences are published in the ANLC Working Papers series. These may be ordered from ANLC by contacting (907) 474-7874 or fyanlp@uaf.edu.