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CALL FOR PROPOSALS--SLRF 1994 AND SLRF 1995 The Second Language Research Forum (SLRF) is an annual conference sponsored by individual universities. In the past, SLRF conferences have been held at UCLA, USC, University of Hawaii, University of Oregon, and Michigan State University.In 1993, SLRF will be in Pittsburgh, jointly hosted by the University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie-Mellon University; proposals to host the 14th and 15th annual SLRF conferences are now being sought. In writing a proposal, please address the following questions: 1. What dates do you propose for the conference? SLRF has typically been held in the late winter/early spring, but this is negotiable. 2. What would be the theme of the conference, if any? 3. Would there be any special subsections? 4. Who would be involved in organization: students, faculty, or both? If you have an organizing committee at this point, list names. 5. Will there be institutional seed money available? 6. Are there funds to cover possible deficits? 7. Where will the conference be held: a campus conference center, classrooms, a hotel? 8. What registration fees would be charged for pre- and on-site registration, for students and non-students? 9. What kind of housing is available and what is the approximate cost of such housing? How far is housing from the conference site? 10. Are there affordable places to eat within walking distance of the conference site? 11. What publicity will be undertaken? 12. Are there other universities nearby from which to draw conference participants? 13. Is the site serviced by a major airport? If not, how does one get to the conference site? 14. What organized social events would you plan? If you are interested in submitting a proposal for SLRF 1994 or 1995, send all materials no later than JANUARY 15, 1993 (note the extended deadline). Proposals should be directed to ROBERT DeKEYSER PHONE: (412) 624-5921 2816 CATHEDRAL OF LEARNING FAX: (412) 624-6130 UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH E-MAIL: rdk1Mail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuepittvms.bitnet Preliminary indications of interest in organizing SLRF would also be appreciated at this point.