Exhibit and Advertise at NeMLA

• Connect with over 2000 professors, graduate students, and independent scholars from the largest of the regional MLAs
• The Exhibits Room is the heart of NeMLA, the setting for all coffee and snack breaks, as well as the Job Clinic, Undergraduate Research Forum, and Exhibitor-sponsored workshops
• Exhibits are open every day of the convention
• Returning exhibitors and advertisers receive a 10% discount
• Promote your authors! Suggest them as potential special events speakers for NeMLA's upcoming conventions
• Work with the Exhibits Coordinator who will curate lists of convention sessions that will be of special interest to your press
• #NeMLAsouvenir photo contest encourages our members to buy books and promote them on our social media
  

In addition to being featured on the convention platform, this package entitles exhibitors to:

• Propose a workshop on publishing, pedagogy, or promote one of your authors (these will be advertised in our Winter Newsletter)
• Display one advertisement on each of NeMLA’s social media (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram)
• Be listed in our convention program and on NeMLA’s website
• Participate in NeMLA’s new elevator pitch initiative via Zoom

Do you have an author with a forthcoming book or a new service to promote? Exhibitors have the opportunity to offer a workshop at the NeMLA convention. Space is limited, and exhibitors who sign up after November 1st may be asked to share a workshop.

• "From Book Proposal to Peer Review," organized by Amherst College Press

• "A Discussion on Publishing with Intellect Books," organized by Intellect Books
• "Publishing Today: A Talk with Publishers," organized by Amherst College Press
• "Working with Lean Budgets to Improve Digital Pedagogy in a Post-pandemic World," organized by LectureSource, Inc

• "Shakespearean Cultures: Latin America," featuring João Cezar de Castro Rocha, organized by Michigan State University Press
• "Intellect's Publishing Bootcamp – Academic Presses: Tips and Strategies," organized by Intellect Books
• "Supporting Your Class and You: Making Materials Compatible and Marketable with OER," organized by LectureSource, Inc
• "Pitch to Publication: A Roundtable with Convention Exhibitors," organized by Clemson University Press and featuring exhibitors from additional presses

• "Don't Take Grants for Granted: How to Pitch Research and Apply for Funding," organized by the Joint National Committee for Languages
• "Introduction to Literature: Teaching a First-year Course," organized by Universitas Press
• "Skip the Textbook! Open Resource Texts and Readings," organized by LectureSource, Inc
• "The Foreign Language Enrollment Solution Room: From Data to Aspiration," organized by the Modern Language Association

Members will have the opportunity to sign up ahead of the convention to pitch their book proposal to exhibitors and receive feedback. Exhibitors will be able to choose the pitches they want to hear, offer feedback, and acquire new projects.

The Northeast Modern Language Association arranges with The Scholar’s Choice to manage the combined book exhibit for our annual conference. Publishers who are unable to attend but wish to have a few titles exhibited can contact The Scholar's Choice. Individual members who wish to have their recently published books on display should have their publishers contact The Scholar's Choice as well.

Mary Lynn Howe, Exhibits Manager
The Scholar’s Choice
6300 West Port Bay Road, Suite 101
Wolcott, NY  14590
(315) 905-4208
mlh@scholarschoice.com

Amherst College Press
Clemson University Press
Lexington Books
The Scholar’s Choice
Universitas Press
John Hopkins University Press
Intellect Books
McFarland Books

Please feel free to contact Claire Sommers, NeMLA Exhibits Coordinator, at NeMLA.exhibit@gmail.com with any questions concerning the convention or the registration process, or to receive the returning exhibitors' 10% discount code.