WELCOME TO THE NACCL WEBSITE!
The NACCL website disseminates information on the North American Conference on Chinese Linguistics (NACCL), a conference that is held annually at different institutions in North America. NACCL is typically held in May, although it has been held as early as April and as late as June, in order to accommodate the optimal schedule of the host institution. The NACCL conference is hosted jointly with the annual conference of the International Association of Chinese Linguistics (IACL) when the latter is held in North America. NACCL is now moved to its own, dedicated website at: http://naccl.osu.edu. (The current website here will be phased out later in Spring 2012.)
Please visit us at our new website:
Posted online at the NACCL website is information concerning current and upcoming NACCL conferences, past NACCL conferences, etc. Links are provided to websites of institutions hosting a specific year's NACCL conference, where full information is provided on call-for-papers, conference program, registration, and so forth.
The NACCL website, hosted by The Ohio State University, is also the home of NACCL Proceedings Online, the freely accessible e-publications (in PDF format) of the NACCL Proceedings beginning with the Proceedings of the 20th North American Conference on Chinese Linguistics (NACCL-20). (See the proceedings cover to the right for the inaugural volumes.) Currently available online are the Proceedings for NACCL-20, NACCL-21, and NACCL-23. (The Proceedings for NACCL-22/IACL-18 are forthcoming.)
NACCL Conference in Spring 2012 — San Francisco, California:
NACCL-24 (8-10 June 2012): NACCL-24 is co-organized by Professor Chengzhi Chu (U.C. Davis) and Professor Zhiqiang Li (U. of San Francisco), and hosted by University of San Francisco, San Francisco, California. Details on the conference (abstract submission, lodgiing, travel, registration, etc.) are available at the NACCL-24 website.
[Note: The top-left logo displays the original logo for NACCL-20, which celebrated the 20th anniversary of NACCL and inaugurated the online series of NACCL Proceedings.]