Membership is required:
It is NOT required to submit abstracts.
Membership runs from Dec 1 to Nov 30.
Registration opens in mid-Oct and closes on Dec 9.
Lates fee: $25 after Dec 9 and $50 after Jan 5.
Registration refunds (minus a $20 service fee) will be honored before the program goes into print, typically 6 weeks or so before the convention. Membership fees are nonrefundable.
Rates for Presenters and Session Chairs
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Tenure-track Faculty at Four-year Institutions |
Membership $79 or with convention registration |
Visiting Faculty |
Membership $79 or with convention registration $200 |
Graduate Students and Postdoctoral Fellows |
Membership $39 or with convention registration $120 |
Adjunct / Contingent / Two-year Colleges Faculty and Lecturers |
Membership $59 or with convention registration $150 |
Independent Scholars |
Membership $39 or with convention registration $120 |
Retired Faculty (register as Independent Scholar) |
Membership $39 or with convention registration $120 |
Administrators (includes department chairs) |
Membership $119 or with convention registration $260 |
Academic Staff / Librarians |
Membership $39 or with convention registration $120 |
High School Teachers |
Membership $39 or with convention registration $120 |
Undergraduate Students (please email to register groups of undergraduate students) |
Membership waived; convention registration $75 |
Registration Rates for Auditors
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Tenure-track Faculty at Four-year Institutions |
$94 |
Visiting Faculty |
$94 |
Graduate Students and Postdoctoral Fellows |
$54 |
Local Graduate Student Auditors (within 25 miles of the convention site) |
Free |
Adjunct / Contingent / Two-year Colleges Faculty and Lecturers |
$74 |
Independent Scholars |
$54 |
Retired Faculty (register as Independent Scholar) |
$54 |
Administrators (includes department chairs) |
$134 |
Academic Staff / Librarians |
$54 |
High School Teachers |
$54 |
Undergraduate Students |
$54 |
Becoming a member of NeMLA means becoming part of a community of scholars engaged in cutting-edge academic conversation. If that's not enough, here are 12 more benefits of joining the NeMLA family!
NeMLA sponsors several awards and fellowships to promote new scholarship in modern languages, including:
Members have the opportunity of attending our Special Events in the different areas of scholarship showcased and sponsored at NeMLA: invited speakers, fiction and poetry readings, film screenings, music, and more!
Each year, the Board plans several interactive professionalization workshops with people in relevant fields (such as acquisitions editors of university presses, journal editors, and grant-writing officers) on issues such as:
The Job Clinic is sponsored by the Graduate Student Caucus, and graduate students, contingent and early-career faculty seeking employment meet one-on-one with a senior scholar to discuss CV and job application strategies.
The Women's and Gender Studies Mentorship Program is run by the Women’s and Gender Studies Caucus and is an interdisciplinary mentoring program which pairs senior faculty mentors with junior faculty and doctoral students.
Members of the association can submit essays and book reviews to NeMLA's 3 peer-reviewed journals:
Book Award winners receive assistance from NeMLA with contacting presses about publication of their manuscripts, at the winner’s discretion.
With attendees from all over the world, NeMLA has a large group of long-time members who like to return again and again to the friendliest regional conference we know. Attend one of our many receptions to mingle and meet new people. Or join a caucus:
Take advantage of MLS’s broad readership and NeMLA’s large annual convention membership to announce your new book:
Individuals attending the annual convention can take advantage of the special rates we negotiate.
The Women's and Gender Studies Caucus hosts the Women's and Gender Studies Mentorship Program breakfast for its mentors, mentees, and caucus members.
We host a free Sunday Membership Brunch, which allows all members to converse and network.
Meet our aspiring young scholars and find out about their latest interests and research at NeMLA's Undergraduate Forum, an annual convention event.
NeMLA members may volunteer to serve on the Board of the organization and become part of the decision-making process while adding to your administrative experience. Nominations for most open positions are due August 15, with elections completed by February.
NeMLA is a regional convention that attracts scholars from around the world. This convention allows members to see new cities throughout the northeastern United States, with previous conventions held in Baltimore, Boston, Montreal, and Toronto.