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PROPOSALS FOR NERGC 2023 ARE DUE BY APRIL 30, 2022


A reminder that the deadline for submission of proposals for the next NERGC conference, 3-6 May 2023 in Springfield, Massachusetts, is the end of this month. This exciting conference, "Missing Branches Are Not the End of the Line," will feature one hour lectures, two-hour workshops, and special sessions.  The Call for Papers offers a quick list of topics requested by past NERGC participants, but also offers a comprehensive list of more general topics which the conference will cover. Details of compensation are also included in the Call for Papers.  The submission portal is at the following URL: https://tinyurl.com/nergc2023submissionportal

The deadline for speaking proposals is 30 April 2022 and decisions should be expected by August, 2022.

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