43rd International Haskins Conference

Start
November 15, 2024
11:00 AM
End
November 17, 2024
2:00 PM
Location
University of Richmond (Richmond, VA)

Registration

(depends on selected options)

Base fee:

1. Early Bird Members – $125.00
Register by 20 October and save $20!
2. Early Bird Non-Members – $140.00
Register by 20 October and save $15!
3. Members – $145.00
4. Non-Members – $155.00
5. Graduate Students
Registration is FREE for graduate students, paid for by the Thomas Keefe Memorial Fund
6. UR/Longwood Students & Faculty
Registration is FREE for students and faculty of the University of Richmond and Longwood University. Contact either Dr. Drell or Dr. Isaac for the registration code. Attendance is presumed to be in person, not online.
7. Day Attendee Members – $55.00
8. Day Attendee Non-Members – $65.00
9. Online Attendee – $20.00
For online registrants, we will send you a Zoom link and access code in the days just before the conference. All online attendees need to register (and pay...).
(NB: UR & Longwood students are presumed to be attending in person)

15-17 November 2024

University of Richmond (Virginia)

(Registration will open after 4 Sept.) Click the silver button below to the left to get started.
More information on lodgings, area attractions, travel, etc., is now available via the menus above.

Please note several extra opportunities for participants in the conference:

The Hybrid Haskins

As part of our effort to protect the health of colleagues, but also to give as wide an access as possible to scholars for whom distances and budgets remain a barrier, we are offering online access to the conference at a minimal fee ($20). Those opting for this route will need to register, so that we'll know whom to unlock access for. We will send out an access code as the conference approaches.

Support for Graduate Students

In order to encourage and support rising scholars, graduate student members of the Society are eligible to receive support from the Thomas Keefe memorial fund to cover the costs of registration. In addition, thanks to generous support from Society members, a number of bursaries, in the form of three nights’ paid-for accommodation in the conference hotel, are available.

Bethell Prize

Papers by graduate students, untenured faculty, and independent scholars are eligible for the Denis Bethell Prize. For details, see the "Denis Bethell Prize" link here or under the Journal menu above.