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NLS 99 - NIAGARA LINGUISTIC SOCIETY CONFERENCE 1999 September 24 - 26, 1999 University at Buffalo Special Speakers: Anna Wierszbicka, Australian National University Jeri Jaeger, University at Buffalo CALL FOR ABSTRACTS We invite abstracts for talks on any aspect of theoretical linguistics. Talks will be 20 minutes long, with 10 minutes for discussion. Deadline for receipt of abstracts: September 1, 1999 5:00PM EDT. Abstracts must not be longer than 500 words including examples, and on one side of a single page. An additional page may be included with references only. The following information should accompany the abstracts: short summaries of presentations (see below), titles; names and affiliations of all authors; subfield of linguistics; e-mail address for correspondence. We strongly encourage submission by e-mail. Address all correspondence to: LIN-NLS99Mail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuebuffalo.edu NLS 99 Abstract Committee 609 Baldy Hall Department of Linguistics University at Buffalo Buffalo NY 14260 Notification of acceptance will be sent via e-mail by September 7, 1999. NLS 99 - Format For Submission Abstracts may be no longer than 500 words including examples, and on one side of a single page (letter size, 8.5" by 11"). Leave a 1 inch (2.5 cm) margin on all sides. An additional page may be included with references only. At the top of the abstract put the title (no more than 50 characters long). In addition, a short summary of the presentation (no more than 150 words long), intended for publication in the conference booklet, is required from all speakers. Deadline for receipt of abstracts: September 1, 1999, 5:00PM EDT. The following author information should be included in the abstracts: short summary of presentation title names and affiliations of all authors (indicate primary author) subfield of linguistics e-mail address for correspondence We strongly encourage submission by e-mail. Please use the subject header "Abstract," and include all the author information in the body of the e-mail. Send the abstracts to: LIN-NLS99
buffalo.edu Abstracts in formats other than plain text should be sent as an attachment to your e-mail. PDF and PostScript files should have all fonts embedded. For all other formats, please include any non-standard fonts that you use (including all phonetic and mathematical fonts). If you send your abstract in any format other than plain text, please allow for time to solve any technical difficulties that may arise. Acknowledgment of receipt and notification of acceptance will be via e-mail. If you cannot use e-mail, please make note of this and provide us with your postal address.
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IMS.Uni-Stuttgart.DE 1999 Laurence Urdang Award (Formerly: Verbatim Award) Announcement: Invitation to submit applications Applications are invited for the Laurence Urdang Award (formerly Verbatim-Award), administered by Euralex, for the purpose of supporting unpaid lexicographical work of any type, including study. An individual award may vary in size from 250.- GBP to 1,500.- GBP. The key dates are: October 30, 1999 Receipt of applications December 1999 Notification of results January 2000 Presentation of Award(s) Applications should take the form of: 1. A letter specifying the amount applied for; 2. A statement giving full details of the purpose to which the funds would be put, and an indication of expected tangible results (e.g. data, lexicon entries, publications); 3. A curriculum vitae including qualifications, details of previous lexicographical or related work, and publications; 4. One professional or academic reference (letter or details of a person to contact for receiving a letter); 5. Details of funding received or applied for in relation to the project for which the Laurence Urdang Award is being sought. Four copies of the entire application should be sent to: 1999 Laurence Urdang Award - Euralex Assistant Secretary-Treasurer, Dr. Ulrich Heid, Universitaet Stuttgart, Institut fuer maschinelle Sprachverarbeitung - Computerlinguistik, Azenbergstrasse 12, D-70174 Stuttgart, Germany. E-mail: heid
ims.uni-stuttgart.de, Fax: +49-711-121-1366. Applications may additionally be sent by electronic mail or fax. Paper versions are however preferred. The Award is open to Euralex members only, but applications will be accepted from people who have applied for Euralex membership and are awaiting confirmation of this. If you want to join Euralex, please write (with a copy to the Assistant Secretary-Treasurer) to: Ms Sarah White, Euralex Membership Secretary, Oxford University Press, Journals Subscription Department, Great Clarendon Street, Oxford OX2 6DP, UK. E-mail: WHITESA
oup.co.uk, Fax: +44-1865-267485. The Selection Panel consists of the Euralex President, Krista Varantola, and the two immediate past presidents H. Bejoint and F.E. Knowles. Euralex is an international organization of world-wide affiliation for promoting scholarly and professional activities related to Lexicography, i.e. the science and art of dictionary-making. Besides organizing its own Biennial Congresses and periodic Workshops on themes and topics central to its Members' interest, Euralex also acts as a major clearing house for information on publications and conferences relevant to lexicography, disseminating this information through various channels, including the Euralex Newsletter and WWW site. In addition, Euralex acts as an academic sponsor of the quarterly International Journal of Lexicography (IJL) and several research projects. For membership, which includes a personal subscription to the IJL, please contact Ms. Sarah White at the above address.