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AIA’s Fourth Annual Conference for Heritage Educators

January 6, 2018

Boston Marriott Copley Place
110 Huntington Avenue
Boston, MA 2116 United States


Join us for the Archaeological Institute of America’s Fourth Annual Conference for Heritage Educators!

Registration

There are two options for registration.  If you plan to attend the AIA-SCS conference, including  AIA/SCS paper sessions and the exhibit hall, the Heritage Educators conference will be included in your AIA-SCS Annual Meeting registration.

If you only plan to attend the Heritage Educators’ Conference on Saturday, you may register for just this event.

 

Location

The event will be held: in the Regis Room at the Boston Marriott Copley Place (110 Huntington Ave, Boston, MA 02116).  The AIA has arranged for room blocks at the Marriott and the Westin across the street.  Click here for room rates and more information.  I’ve heard especially nice things about the rooms in the Westin if you don’t mind walking across the street.

 

Submissions

We are currently calling for presenters in two sessions:

Poster Session

New this year! Prepare and present a poster about an outreach project.

Deadline: December 1. Submissions accepted on a rolling basis. Submit your poster abstract here.

Lightning Show & Tell

Bring your favorite archaeology education material/resource and share it in 2-5 minutes! After the quick presentations, conference participants will have a chance to walk around and view all the materials presented.

Show and Tell items can be an activity developed, a handout, or even a book or resource compiled by you or someone else that you have found especially helpful in your work. The biggest challenge will be speedily presenting your show and tell item within the allotted time!

Deadline: December 1. Submissions accepted on a rolling basis. Submit a proposal here.

 

We’re looking forward to seeing many of you soon!

In advance of the Institute’s 2015 Working Conference for Educators: Building a Strong Future for Archaeological Outreach and Education the AIA is soliciting a series of one-page descriptions of existing archaeological outreach and education programs. The Institute plans to collect, compile, and distribute these in advance of January’s working conference. As the goal is to be as comprehensive as possible, submissions are open to everyone and not restricted to just those attending the conference.

The publication of the program descriptions in advance of the conference will help focus the working event on the future or archaeological outreach and education. The aim is to provide conference participants with common ground so that the conference time can be spent on discussion of the future of archaeological outreach and education.

You can now register for the conference online and book your hotel room at our special discounted attendee rate of $159USD (plus taxes) per night (includes internet) for a single or double room at the official conference hotel the New Orleans Marriott. To make your reservation at the Marriott via phone, please call 1-800- 654-3990 and request the “AIA and SCS, Archaeological Institute of America, or Society for Classical Studies” discounted group rate or reference the group code “AAI”. Please note that the discounted conference rates are valid for hotel reservations at the New Orleans Marriott Hotel January 2, 2015, through January 14, 2015, and are based on availability. The deadline to reserve your rooms at the discounted rate is Monday, December 15, 2015. Please note that the hotel is sold out to non-conference participants so we encourage you to reserve your room as early as possible as the discounted rooms may sellout quickly.

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Details

Date:
January 6, 2018
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Contact

Meredith Langlitz
Email
mlanglitz@archaeological.org

Venue

Boston Marriott Copley Place
110 Huntington Avenue
Boston, MA 2116 United States
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