Conferences

Updated Programme for NZHA Conference
'Centre and Periphery', November 27-29, 2009

View the updated timetable for the forthcoming New Zealand Historical Association Conference in Palmerston North. Any further changes will be advised at the conference.

CALL FOR PAPERS

CENTRE AND PERIPHERY

New Zealand Historical Association Conference
Massey University
Palmerston North
27-29 November 2009

The theme of the Conference is ‘centre and periphery’, broadly interpreted, but papers on any historical topic will be considered. Papers on either New Zealand or non-New Zealand topics from any period are welcome.

Presenters will be given twenty minutes to speak and ten minutes for questions.

Poster submissions from postgraduate students are also invited.

Please send an abstract of about 250 words, along with your name, contact details and affiliation, if appropriate, to the NZHA Secretary:

Dr Christopher van der Krogt
School of History, Philosophy and Classics
Massey University
Private Bag 11222
Palmerston North
C.J.vanderKrogt@massey.ac.nz
By 31 August 2009

REGISTRATION
Registration costs are:
Earlybird (by 30 September 2009): NZ$250
Normal (after 1 October 2009): NZ$275
Students: NZ $120 (lowered from $180 to $120)
Conference Dinner: NZ$65
Click here to download the registration form.

'Newsflash'
Registration Rate for Students Attending NZHA Conference 'Centre and Periphery' 27-29 November, 2009 lowered from $180 to $120
The New Zealand Historical Association has decided to lower fees for Student Registrations at the NZHA Conference 'Centre and Periphery' November 27-29, 2009 from $180 to $120 for students who enrol by 1 November. Accordingly, the registration form has been updated to reflect this change. Those who have already paid the $180 Student Registration will be refunded $60.

Maps of Massey University and Palmerston North
Please click on this link for maps of Massey University's Manawatu Campus, Palmerston North and maps of the city, including a street map of the route between the Airport and Massey University and a Palmerston North Street map.