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Russian and Slavic Studies at Yale: Retrospects
and Prospects
Alumni Conference
November 5 - 7, 2004
General Info
Registration Fee
Special fee for graduate students
Hotels
Air Travel
Trains
Special Tours on Friday afternoon, November
5
Display of Books by Alumni at the Yale Bookstore
Biographical Notes from Alumni
List of invited alumni
Registration fee
The registration fee for the entire weekend,
including meals, is $200 per person. The Graduate School of
Arts and Sciences is underwriting a substantial portion of
the cost in order to make the weekend affordable for
as many alumni as possible.
Special fee for graduate
students
For current graduate students at Yale or any
other institution, the registration fee is $20.
Hotels
We have reserved blocks of rooms at The Colony
Inn, 1157 Chapel Street, and the Courtyard by Marriott at Yale,
30 Whalley Avenue, each within 2 blocks of Old Campus. You
may reserve a room by calling the hotel directly. Please mention “Yale
Slavic Conference” to get the discounted rate of $89
single/$99 double at The Colony (203-776-1234); or $129, single
or double, at the Courtyard by Marriott (203-777-6221). Parking
is $8/day at both hotels. The rooms will be held for us until
October 5.
Air Travel
You may want to consider flying to Hartford
(Bradley Airport) or Providence (T. F. Green). U. S. Airways
serves Tweed-New Haven airport from Philadelphia, and Delta
Airlines serves Tweed-New Haven via Cincinnati. New York area
options include La Guardia, JFK and Newark airports.
Connecticut Limousine (www.ctlimo.com; 1-800-472-5466) ground transportation
serves Hartford, Newark, La Guardia and JFK airports, but not Providence. Driving
time from from Hartford to New Haven is one hour; from Providence to New Haven
is approximately 2 hours; and from Newark to New Haven can be from 2 to 3+
hours, depending on traffic. There is also an Amtrak train connection between
the Newark Airport and New Haven.
Trains
Amtrak and Metro North both stop at the New
Haven train station.
Special Tours on Friday
afternoon, November 5
Special one-hour tours of interest to alumni
will be planned for Friday afternoon, November 5, beginning
at approximately 1:15 pm. Tours will include the new high-tech
Center for Language Study, the renowned Slavic collections
in Sterling Memorial Library and the Beinecke Rare Book& Manuscripts
Library, and the Yale Collection of Musical Instruments.
Display of Books by
Alumni at the Yale Bookstore
If you have a book in print, please let us
know right away. The Yale Bookstore at 77 Broadway in New Haven
will order books for a display of work by Yale alumni in in
Slavic Languages & Literatures, Russian & East European
Studies and related fields. Books will be on exhibit and for
sale for several weeks, beginning November 3, 2004. Click
here for order form.
Biographical Notes
from Alumni
Please write a paragraph about your current
work, activities and interests, whether in academics or another
field. We will produce a booklet to be distributed to alumni
at the conference/reunion, and mailed to those who cannot attend.
We would like to include notes from as many alumni as possible,
and encourage you to respond. The revised deadline for submissions
is September 27. Click
here to submit biography.
List of invited alumni
Approximately 400 Graduate School alumni in
Slavic Languages & Literatures, Russian & East European
Studies and related fields have been invited to the conference/reunion.
You should have been mailed a copy of the list. Please take
a look at the list – if you know the address or general
whereabouts of anyone marked “lost” – please
contact Jessica Rostow at jessica.rostow@yale.edu or (203)
432-7730. Please also let us know of additional alumni who
should be invited.
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