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ACMSE 2008 - Hotel Reservations
ACMSE 2008 - The 46th ACM Southeast Conference http://eng.auburn.edu/acmse/ --------------------------------------------------------------- **** HOTEL ROOM BLOCK EXPIRES Tuesday February 26 **** Make your reservations soon! Hotel Accommodations ==================== The Hotel at Auburn University is the official hotel for ACMSE 2008. The Dixon Conference Center is located in the same building as the hotel, so this is the most convenient choice for lodging. The conference rate of 9/night is available through February 26, and reservations can be made by calling the hotel directly at 1-334-821-8200 or 1-800-228-2876. Be sure to mention the name of the conference or the group code "10C7F6" to receive the special rate. The block of rooms allocated to the conference will be released after February 26. Due to other events happening on campus during the conference weekend, it is very likely that once these room are released the hotel will be sold out. So please make your reservations quickly! Registration ============= Early registration rates extend through March 21. For complete information and access to the online registration system, please visit: http://eng.auburn.edu/acmse/register.html The Samuel Ginn College of Engineering is hosting a Pre-Conference Reception on Thursday March 27 from 6:30PM until 8:30PM (Central Time) in the newly completed Shelby Center. Please indicate during the registration process your plans for attending the reception. We hope you can join us Thursday evening to relax with other conference attendees and enjoy a selection of finger foods. Keynote Addresses ================= Friday March 28 Opening Address - Dr. Jeannette M. Wing, Assistant Director of CISE at NSF and President's Professor of Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon University. Friday March 28 Conference Banquet Address - Dr. Mark Guzdial, Professor in the School of Interactive Computing in the College of Computing at Georgia Institute of Technology. See http://eng.auburn.edu/acmse/keynote.html for abstracts of the keynote addresses and the speakers' biographical information. Contacts ======== For general questions about the conference, please contact the Conference Chairs, Dr. James Cross and Dr. Hira Narang, via email at acmse08@eng.auburn.edu . |



