NEA is looking for potential meeting venues for the Spring 2011. If you are interested in learning more about hosting a meeting, please get in touch with Elizabeth Slomba, Elizabeth.Slomba@ unh.edu
The Fall 2010 Meeting will be held at Keene State College, NH, on November 5th and 6th.
For a complete list of past NEA meetings, including some programs, see NEA's Meetings: Past Programs.
Biannual Meetings
New England Archivists Spring 2010 Meeting
The Open Archives: From Doors to Data
University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Location:
UMass Amherst Campus Center
1 Campus Center Way
Amherst, MA 01003
Directions
Campus map
Campus Accesibility Map: shows the locations of accessible buildings, parking, elevators and restrooms.
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Accommodations: Hotel reservations are available at the Campus Center Hotel for $92.00 Thursday night and $130 Friday and Saturday. Request your room before February 19, 2010 using the group code (NEA10C) to receive the discounted rate. Contact the hotel: 413/549-6000, ext. 7714.
Parking is available on campus in the Campus Center Parking Garage for $1.50 per hour with a maximum fee of $20.00 for a full day. One complimentary parking pass per room is offered to guests staying at the Campus Center Hotel. For more information on parking, see: http://parking.umass.edu/index.php/home/
Spring Conference Program
Registration Form
** Please mail in registration form before March 5th. All forms postmarked after March 5th should include a late registration fee of $15.00.
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Questions can be directed to Danielle Kovacs, Chair of Local Arrangements Committee: dkovacs@library.umass.edu or 413-545-2784.
Biannual Meetings
New England Archivists holds two, two-day meetings a year. The first day of each meeting generally consists of workshops, the Executive Board meeting, and a reception at a local archives or historical institution. The second day may include a keynote lecture, sessions consisting of several presented papers or roundtable discussions, a luncheon, and a closing reception. Tours of local institutions are usually available. The organization's annual meeting is held during the second day of the spring meeting. Session reports are printed in the issue of the NEA Newsletter that follows the meeting (usually the July and January issues).