A welcome reception, workshops, films, sessions on Latin American, Peninsular and Lusophone literature, poetry readings at the Yalebookstore, Don Quixote, area studies, film and media, documentaries, Spanish society, language pedagogy, uses of technology, FLES and a FLESSwap Shop, linguistics, classroom management, book exhibits, computer labs, arts and crafts from Mexico a flamenco guitar concert, a wine and cheese reception, music of the Americas, Capoeira and Samba dancers from Brazil, a Brazilian film festival, a tour of the city and of the campus, a visit to the casinos and much more...

Each state has a different process and/or system for awarding Continuing Education Credits, K-12. In order to receive Professional Development Credits, attendees from all states should ascertain from their State Department or school district what is required to receive these credits prior to attending the conference. Upon request, a Certificate of Attendance will be Provided for all registrants (K-12). All certificates can be claimed at the Hospitality Room , William L. Harkness Hall on Saturday afternoon, September 11, from 5:30 to 6:00 p.m. and on Sunday from 12:15 to12:45 p.m.
 

William L. Harkness Hall 100 Wall Street, New Haven CT, will serve as headquarters for the 10th
AATSP Biennial Northeast Regional Meeting. All concurrent sessions will be held at this site. Free on street-parking is available on Saturday and Sunday. A Conference Badge is required for attendance at all Biennial activities.
 

The Yale Department of Spanish and Portuguese has obtained for Biennial participants a limited number of library access permits. Interested researchers must request an application from Prof. Noël Valis. noel.valis@yale.edu Completed applications must be received by June 15, 2004.
 

Sunday morning, September 12, 2004 o 9:15 a.m. to 11:15 a.m.
Co-Chairs: Norma A. Garnett, RI and Yvette Mato-March, NJ (AATSP Executive Council, K-8). Please bring 50 copies of a favorite lesson (one sheet, 2 sides)!