Panorama of Flagstaff, AZ

Program

Plenary

Registration

   American Association of Applied Corpus Linguistics

October 20 -22, 2006

NOTE: The program is posted!!!

Location:
This year's conference of the American Association of Applied Corpus Linguistics (AAACL) will be held in Flagstaff, Arizona on the campus of Northern Arizona University. Flagstaff is a beautiful setting that offers a number of interesting scenic sites nearby, including: the Grand Canyon, many national monuments, The Museum of Northern Arizona, prehistoric  Native American dwellings, Native American rock art sites, and a number of Native American tribes. Nearby forests, mountain areas and deserts offer a number of outdoor recreational opportunities. The city of Flagstaff is situated in the Coconino National Forest at an elevation of 7,000 feet (2,130 meters). The elevation, combined with the Arizona sunshine, and clean air give the city an unsurpassed year-round climate.
 

Getting to Flagstaff:
Flagstaff is located along historic Route 66 in north central Arizona.   Flagstaff has a small airport that has a commuter flights from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.  In addition to flying, there  is a shuttle with regular service from the Phoenix airport Open Roads Tours  and Greyhound busses from. Flying into Phoenix and renting a car for the 3 hour drive up Interstate 17 is another attractive option that allows you to experience a number of ecozones (desert to alpine).

Places to stay in Flagstaff:
There are a number of hotels located near the campus.   Some of the places convenient to campus include: Embassy Suites; Quality Inn.  For an extensive listing of hotels in Flagstaff click here.

Another housing option is The Inn, located on NAU's campus. This is part of NAU's Hotel and Restaurant Management training program. 

Click here to see a map of the NAU campus