37th International Conference on
Salish and Neighboring Languages
hosted by
Western Washington University and Northwest Indian College
Bellingham, Washington
August 14, 15, 16, 2002
Click HERE to download a pdf version of the program.
Or you can email me (kristin.denham@wwu.edu) and I will send you one.

Where to go when you get here:

STUDENT and ELDER/COMMUNITY RATES:
Students: $25; Elders and community members: no charge

(But everyone who is planning to attend even one day, please do fill out the registration form in advance, so we can have nametags, folders, and other materials prepared for you.)

 Submission of Papers
Registration, Accommodations, and Travel Information
Questions about the Conference

When you arrive in Bellingham,

take the WWU exit from I-5, proceed up Bill McDonald Parkway and turn right into the first WWU entrance. There will be a Visitor Information booth on the left. You may pull in there and buy a daily (or two- or three-day) parking pass for lot 12A. From there, there will be signs directing you to the site for the conference in the Science, Math, and Technology Education building (SMATE). You can get a map at the Visitor booth or online (see below). There will be a registration table in the SMATE building  where you can register (if you haven't already done so) and pick up your packet and nametag. The conference will be in SMATE 140, beginning at 9:00 a.m. on August 14.

There is a campus map and directions available at  http://www.wwu.edu/about/tour

Submission of Papers

Papers for the ICSNL should be submitted by Friday, June 14, 2002, and will be printed and distributed prior to the conference by the University of British Columbia Working Papers in Linguistics, as was done last year. A style sheet is available online at: http://www.linguistics.ubc.ca/UBCWPL. Contact the editors at Linguistics-UBCWPL@arts.ubc.ca for updated information.
Papers should be submitted to:
The editors:
ICSNL 37, 2002
UBCWPL
c/o Department of Linguistics, UBC
E-270 1866 Main Mall
Vancouver, B.C. V6T 1Z1
Canada.
Information on ordering the preprints will be available at www.linguistics.ubc.ca/UBCWPL/order_form.htm

Conference Registration, Accommodations, Travel

WWU’s office of Institutes and Conferences will be coordinating this year’s conference, and accommodations will be provided on the campus of WWU. You must have registered before July 22 to reserve on-campus housing.

        Click here for a downloadable registration form in pdf format.

If you would like us to mail you a form by e-mail or snail mail, contact Kristin Denham (kristin.denham@wwu.edu). If you have questions about the registration process, please contact Christina Jabbusch at WWU’s Office of Institutes and Conferences:

Christina Jabbusch
(360) 650-2134
christina.jabbusch@wwu.edu
Fax: (360) 788-0854
More information on on-campus housing: Single and double residence hall accommodations in Fairhaven (south campus). See http://www.wwu.edu/about/tour for a virtual tour of the residence hall. Continental beakfast for three mornings is included in the package.

Lodging off campus: Participants are responsible for making their own arrangements for off-campus accommodations at local hotels or inns. Ask for University rates at the following:

North Garden Inn - 1-800-922-6414, (360) 671-7828, ngi@northgardeninn.com,
Best Western Lakeway Inn - 1-800-528-1234, (360) 671-1011
Hotel Bellwether - 1-877-411-1200, (360) 392-3100, reservations@hotelbellwether.com

More information on local accommodations and tourism is available at the following:
http://www.bellingham.org
http://bellingham.areaguides.net
http://www.wwu.edu/about/tour.

Travel information: Bellingham Airport (www.portofbellingham.com/airport), Horizon Airlines (www.horizonair.com), Alaska Airlines (www.alaskaair.com), Amtrak (www.amtrak.com), Airporter Shuttle (from Seattle airport to Bellingham: www.airporter.com: 1-866-235-5247).

Parking and Directions: Maps and Directions available at http://www.wwu.edu/about/tour/

Questions about the Conference
The conference organizers are Kristin Denham at Western Washington University and Mercedes Hinkson at Northwest Indian College. If you have questions about the conference or would like additional information, please contact them at the addresses below.
Kristin Denham                                            Mercedes Hinkson
    Kristin.Denham@wwu.edu                                         mhinkson@nwic.edu
    (360) 650-3217
    Dept. of English
    Western Washington University
    Bellingham, WA 98225