The Annual Meeting Program Selection Committee thanks all of
you who participated in the program and workshop proposal
process. As I mentioned in an earlier posting, the committee
received 170 propram proposals and 17 workshop proposals.
I thought that you might be interested in the following. In addition
to individual AALL members and other individuals who proposed
programs and workshops, the following submitted proposals -
6 chapters submitted program proposals; 2 chapters proposed 2
programs each; 1 chapter proposed three workshops.
13 of AALL's standing committees, caucuses, working groups, and
task forces proposed programs; 1 committee proposed 4 programs
and another committee proposed 3 programs.
12 of the 13 SISs proposed programs; 1 SIS proposed 17
programs; others proposed as many as 9, 10, 11, & 12; 5 of the
13 SISs proposed workshops with three SISs proposing 2 or more
workshops.
There is considerable variety in the subjects covered in the
proposals. The Committee members and I are reviewing the
proposals now. I can tell you already that it will be an exciting
meeting based on the issues covered in the proposals, the
speakers recommended, the formats proposed; etc.
Proposers will know no later than Oct. 1 if their proposals have
been accepted for the 1999 Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C.
Let me know if you have any questions.
Timothy L. Coggins, Chair
AMPSC
Timothy L. Coggins
Director of the Law Library & Associate Professor of Law
William Taylor Muse Law Library
The University of Richmond
Richmond, VA 23173
804-289-8218; FAX 804-289-8683
coggins@uofrlaw.richmond.edu
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