Invited Lectures
- Z. Chatzidakis (Paris)
- B. Kjos-Hanssen (Manoa)
- K. Landsman (Nijmegen)
- L. Moss (Bloomington)
- D. Raghavan (Toronto)
- T. Scanlon (Berkeley)
- E. Schimmerling (Pittsburgh)
- H. Towsner (Los Angeles)
- R. Weber (Hanover)
The George Washington University
George Washington University is located in northwest quadrant of Washington, D.C., close to the White House, adjacent to the World Bank and International Monetary Fund campus, and near the National Academy of Sciences. The District of Columbia offers a multitute of sightseeing and entertainment opportunities. A number of national museums are in proximity to the GW Foggy Bottom campus, in particular, the Smithsonian Institution is the world's largest museum complex and research organization and includes nineteen museums and the National Zoo, all with free admission.
Meeting Dates: March 17–20, 2010
Visit the ASL website for more information.
Weather & local transportation
Spring in Washington is usually mild (around 55–60F/15C), and occasionally wet. In mid-March, we will be very close to Cherry Blossom time—which can be quite spectacular.
The Washington Metropoitan Area is served by multiple public transit agencies and three major airports.
