Language Conferences for linguists, translators, interpreters and teachers of langages

The conference list is a free resource from Roy's Resources.

Please send additions, changes or corrections for the list to roy@royfc.com.

Conferences last updated 4 February 2009.

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2011
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2012
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2014
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If you find any entries that seem odd or run together, please let me know.

The correct URL for this page is http://www.royfc.com/confer.html.

The old URL at http://www.clark.net/pub/royfc/confer.html has not been used since about 1998.

The old URL at http://www.toad.net/royfc/confer.html has not been used since 2004.

http://www.royfc.com/confer.html always will work, barring server problems, of course.

Clicking on the applicable conference title link will provide additional conference information.

The list can be searched.

For maintenance convenience and faster loading, this list is divided into several pages. They are:

confer.html The conference list home page.

confer9.html for conferences in 2009 and beyond.

conf_pub.html for irregularly scheduled conferences and other links for linguists.

con_links.html for useful conference-related links.

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To search for individual conferences, use the blank above and hit "Enter." You may search by location (city, state, province, country, etc.), a single word, or multiple words in the conference title. Putting a phrase in quotes searches for that phrase only.

HINTS: If you search for more than one word, both words must appear in the result. For example, a search for "New York" (without quotes) could give either conferences located in New York or conferences in York (England or Pennsylvania) that have the word "New" in the conference title. "New York" (with quotes) will give only conferences located in New York (city or state, but for the state you should search "NY" separately.)

Conferences are listed chronologically in the main list, where one may, of course, search the list using the "find" or "search" function of the WWW browser being used. Because the different sources for conferences do NOT use a standard format for the date, and I do not attempt to put them into a standard format, searching by date in the blank above is not a good idea unless all possible combinations are tried.

Links where one may search for additional conferences. There also are links to other related sites which Linguists, Translators, Interpreters and Teachers of Languages should find of value.

As all information pasted to the list is copied from the original source (hypertext with each schedule), I cannot be held responsible for errors. Check the provided source first. Otherwise, please send corrections, additions, and updates to roy@royfc.com (Roy F. Cochrun)

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