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| December 11, 2013 |
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| Membership Info |
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| 2013 Annual Meeting Photo Gallery |
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We hope that everyone will enjoy the photo gallery of images from the 2013 Annual Meeting that includes selections of photos from registration, the plenary event, paper presentations, conversations around the exhibits, the Johns Hopkins University reception, the Gitin Roast & Toast, the Posters on Parade, and more. Read more... |
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| Awards Presented at the 2013 Annual Meeting |
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ASOR was pleased to recognize the work and dedication of several deserving recipients with a variety of awards at the Annual Meeting. Awards were given for publications and service to ASOR. Award recipients include Seymour Gitin, James Weinstein, Beth Alpert Nikhai and more. Read more... |
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| 2013 Annual Meeting Evaluation |
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ASOR's 2013 Annual Meeting in Baltimore was our best meeting yet! There were more than 450 successful papers, 25 posters, and 928 registrants (a new record). In addition, the program was broader and more robust than ever. Read more... |
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| 2014 Annual Meeting: Call for New Member-Organized Sessions & New Workshop |
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The ASOR Annual Meeting provides a venue for scholars, students, and interested members of the public to come together for three and a half intensive days of academic lectures, poster presentations, business meetings, evening receptions, and general conversation on an array of topics related to the history and archaeology of the Near East. Sessions designated as “ASOR Sessions” are those that cover the broad temporal, regional, and disciplinary areas represented in the ASOR constituency. The Program Committee invites proposals for new Member-Organized Sessions and new Workshop Sessions that focus on special topics. Read more... |
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| New Co-Editors of BASOR |
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ASOR is pleased to welcome Eric Cline and Christopher Rollston as the new co-editors of the Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research beginning July 1, 2014. James Weinstein and Larry Herr will continue as co-editors of BASOR through June 30, 2014. Dr. Eric Cline is a Professor of Classics and Anthropology, Chair of the Department of Classical and Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations, and Director of the Capitol Archaeological Institute at The George Washington University, in Washington DC. Christopher Rollston earned his MA and Ph.D. from The Johns Hopkins University in Hebrew Bible and Northwest Semitic Languages and Literatures. Read more... |
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| JPASS: Individual Access to All JSTOR Journals For ASOR Members |
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ASOR has partnered with JSTOR to provide individual access to the most influential research and ideas published in the humanities, social sciences, and sciences over centuries anytime, anywhere. Regardless of your institutional affiliation, JPASS serves as your personal library card to the rich selection of journals on JSTOR, roughly 83% of its content. Current ASOR members can receive a 50% discount if they sign up for JPASS through ASOR. JPASS includes unlimited reading and 120 article downloads from the JSTOR archival collections. Read more... |
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| First Webinar Will Be in January: There is Still Time to Sign Up! |
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There is still time to sign up for ASOR's new webinar series will now take place January 12th rather than December 8th due to technical difficulties. Our first webinar will still be Jerusalem in the Time of David and Solomon, but has been postponed in order to ensure our audience receives the highest quality webinar possible. As a reminder, the webinars will be recorded and available for viewing after the date for those who have registered and paid. Read more... |
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| First Annual Meeting Paper Session Videos are Available for Viewing |
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The latest addition to ASORtv is a video from our recent Annual Meeting in Baltimore. Agnes Garcia-Ventura reads the paper she presented at the meeting, "Judith Butler's Principles and Ur III Texts: Some Proposals to Combine Postfeminism and Assyriology." Stay tuned for more paper session videos coming soon! Read more... |
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