The One Stop for Conferences All Over the World

April 28, 2009

Teaching and LearningA faculty member recently asked us if we could work with her in finding a resource for conferences concerning higher education.  During our search, we cam across Conferencealerts.com, which we thought could be helpful for many faculty members and TAs.

Conferencealerts.com is a huge website dedicated to marketing higher education conferences across all disciplines and topics.  The site also has a database that helps you find a conference, add an event, or promote their event with email. Users can find professional conferences for everything from Islamic Studies to Teaching and Learning.  Moreover, the workshops that are advertised on the Conferencealerts.com are from all over the world.

Here’s a little more information from their website:

“Conference Alerts brings together two groups of people – conference organizers, and academics who need to stay informed about  conferences. We work with both small first-time conference organizers and established professional societies to ensure that notification of their conferences reach specifically interested parties. Both individual academics and a wide range of ‘knowledge brokers’ – such as journal editors, web site administrators and discussion list moderators – rely on our searchable online database and on Conference Alerts Monthly to remain informed about upcoming academic and professional events.”

Take a visit to Conferencealerts.com and see if you can find a conference somewhere in the world that you would like to attend or inquire about.

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