INVITATION TO EXHIBIT - MLA Annual Convention 4-7 January 2018, NYC - Modern Language Association
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Important Dates and Deadlines 25 MAY 2017 Receive five bonus points toward your exhibit booth assignment for applications received on or before this day. 22 JUNE 2017 Invitation to Exhibit Application due for preferred booth assignments. 29 JUNE 2017 4–7 January 2018 Reservations deadline for advertising in the Program New York City JULY 2017 Booth assignments Want to promote your latest publications and products? 13 JULY 2017 Looking to meet with existing and potential authors? Materials due for advertising Have a service that academics need to know about? in the Program Don’t miss this opportunity to interact with over 6,000 29 AUGUST 2017 Balance of booth rental fee due. language, literature, and humanities scholars from Booth application deadline for around the world. Join us in January, when the convention inclusion in the Program returns to New York City for the first time since 2002. MID-SEPTEMBER 2017 Exhibitor Service Manual and Nearly one quarter of the MLA’s MLA housing information sent to exhibitors membership comes from New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut, making MID-OCTOBER 2017 New York City the most consistently Programs mailed to all MLA members well-attended convention location.
Who Attends Your competitors are exhibiting. Shouldn’t you? 60% FEMALE 40% MALE 94% FROM THE UNITED STATES 2% FROM CANADA 4% FROM OTHER COUNTRIES 98% AFFILIATED WITH A FOUR-YEAR MLA ATTENDEES ARE INSTITUTION • Teachers and scholars of language, literature, humanities, and culture 2% • Program directors and department chairs of colleges and universities AFFILIATED WITH A • Graduate students seeking to establish their careers TWO-YEAR INSTITUTION • Writers and academics who want to share their knowledge, connect with colleagues, and discover the newest publications and products Graduate students made up nearly one quarter of all 2017 convention attendees: 62% REGULAR MLA EXHIBITORS ARE FULL-TIME • Publishers of scholarly, research, and literary publications in a variety of languages 23% • E-book publishers, digital libraries, and other digital-media providers GRADUATE STUDENTS • Producers of information technologies for humanities scholarship, research, 8% English and foreign language teaching, translation, writing, and editing UNEMPLOYED OR EMPLOYED • Suppliers of products and services for people studying and teaching language, PART-TIME 2% literature, and the humanities EMERITUS 5% OTHER Institution types represented by convention attendees: 72% DOCTORAL OR RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES 11% MASTER’S COLLEGES OR UNIVERSITIES 11% BACCALAUREATE COLLEGES 2% ASSOCIATE’S DEGREE CAMPUSES 4% NOT SPECIFIED
Visiting the exhibit hall is a key factor in MLA Exhibition members’ decision to attend the MLA convention.* Schedule EXHIBITOR BENEFITS Installation of Exhibits • Access to sessions (two all-access badges per booth) Thursday, 4 January • Complimentary exhibitor badges (four per booth) 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. • The potential to meet with thousands of language and literature professionals • Inclusion in the convention app and Program exhibitor list (29 August deadline) Exhibit Hall Open • Marketing tools to connect with attendees beyond your exhibit booth Friday, 5 January • Link to your Web page through 31 January 2018 9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. • Complimentary guest passes to the exhibit hall (up to six) Saturday, 6 January • Four copies of the Program and access to the Program online 9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. • Reduced MLA convention hotel rates Sunday, 7 January 9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. Dismantling of Exhibits Sunday, 7 January 1:00–5:00 p.m. MLA Contact Information Exhibitor information online: www.mla.org/convention-exhibiting Exhibit space, marketing, and sponsorship questions: Stacey Courtney MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR BOOTH Senior Convention Manager Phone: 646 576-5263 Visit the MLA exhibitor page (www.mla.org/ Fax: 646 834-4087 scourtney@mla.org convention-exhibiting) for details, forms, and ideas for enhancing your exhibit booth experience. PMLA advertising questions: • Advertise in the Program (29 June reservation deadline). Annabel Schneider • Reserve a post on the convention app (new feature). Advertising Manager, PMLA • Mail print materials using the MLA member mailing list. Phone: 646 576-5024 • Schedule a targeted marketing e-mail (averages a 42% open rate). aschneider@mla.org • Plan in-booth receptions, book signings, raffles, and other events and announce them for free in the Convention Daily. Follow the MLA on Twitter • Connect with MLA members and convention registrants on Twitter @MLAconvention (@MLAconvention and #MLA18) and on Facebook (www.facebook.com/ #MLA18 modernlanguageassociation). • Become an MLA sponsor. and on Facebook @ModernLanguageAssociation *according to a survey of 2017 convention attendees
EXHIBITION INFORMATION Location Pricing: 2018 Exhibit Standard Booth Dimensions The exhibit hall is Booth Rental Fees and Accessories conveniently located The letter shown with each booth • Booths are 10’ wide and 8’ deep. number indicates the price of the 8’ draped back wall with 3’ high side in the New York Hilton booth. drapes are included. Midtown Hotel, in P $1,940 (Premiere) • One 7” × 44” two-line sign is included. Rhinelander Gallery A $1,795 B $1,640 • Booth does not include furniture. and Americas Hall I. • Exhibit hall is carpeted. A minimum deposit of 50% of the total booth rental fee must • Basic Wi-Fi access in the exhibit Rhinelander Gallery is entered from the Second Floor Promenade, accompany the completed application. hall is included (not for streaming or and Americas Hall I is entered from The balance is due on receipt of the exhibition display purposes). the Third Floor West Promenade, invoice and must be submitted before and there is easy escalator access 29 August 2017. Late exhibit booth Please see Terms and Conditions between the two halls. applicants will be required to pay in for complete information on exhibit full with a credit card. construction. Both Americas Hall I and Rhinelander Gallery have direct access from the high-traffic SUBMIT BOOTH APPLICATION ONLINE AT public areas where conference registration and convention www.mla.org/convention-exhibiting sessions will be located. Priority Booth Assignments University Press Exhibitors Exhibitor Service Manual The MLA uses a point system to The MLA reserves a section in the The Exhibitor Service Manual will assign general exhibit space for exhibit hall for university presses, for be sent to confirmed exhibitors in applications and payment received by those who find that exhibiting in a mid-September. The manual will 22 June. Submit your booth application group provides greater visibility than contain exhibitor badge and housing and payment early to gain extra points exhibiting elsewhere in the hall. If you information; details on customs toward your booth assignment. represent a university press and wish brokers, drayage, and advance to reserve space in the university press warehouse services; and order forms Contracts received on or before block, select that option on the booth for booth furnishing, services (e.g., 25 MAY will receive five bonus points application. Booths in the university labor, booth cleaning, catering), press block will be assigned in the and equipment (e.g., Internet, 1 JUNE will receive four bonus points order the forms and appropriate electricity, computers 8 JUNE will receive three bonus points payments are received, not on and display the basis of accumulated points. monitors). 15 JUNE will receive two bonus points 22 JUNE will receive one bonus point Applications and payments received after 22 June will be processed in the order they are received based on availability.
ADVERTISING IN THE PROGRAM Deadlines Reservations In January 2017, nearly 6,000 MLA convention participants 29 June 2017 referred to the Program repeatedly for information on over Materials 800 sessions, plenaries, and special events. 13 July 2017 An advertisement in the Program guides prospective customers directly to your booth. The Program also contains a map of the exhibit hall with a directory Rates and of exhibitors (both in print and online) and an index of advertisers. The Program (the September issue of PMLA, the journal of the Modern Language Specifications Association) is sent in the fall to more than 24,000 MLA members and to Full page 1,600 libraries worldwide and is available online. Thus, in addition to reaching $1,225 convention attendees, your ad will be seen by English and foreign language 6” wide × 8.75” high scholars in their homes and offices. Last year, 72 advertisers filled 101 pages of Half page the Program; dozens of publishers have already reserved space in the September $800 2017 issue of PMLA. 6” wide × 4.25” high Trim size 7.5” wide × 10.5” high 2017 PMLA (volume 132) advertisers receive special rates (full page, $830; half page, $535). No cash or agency discounts accepted. Please consult the MLA Web site (www.mla.org/PMLA-Advertising) for instructions. All ads should be submitted in PDF and e-mailed to aschneider@mla.org. Payment First-time PMLA advertisers must send payment with their insertion orders. You may reserve advertising space for the September 2017 issue of PMLA on the enclosed Application for Exhibit Space or download the 2017 Advertising Rates and Order Form (www.mla.org/PMLA-ad-order). If paying by check, please include separate checks for booth space and for advertising space. Write to Annabel Schneider, Advertising Manager, PMLA Inside cover image © NYC & Company/Tagger Yancey IV. (aschneider@mla.org), for additional All other photographs courtesy of Oscar Einzig; Edward Savaria, Jr.; and Jon Benjamin Photography. information.
List of 2017 Exhibitors Alexander Street, a ProQuest Company University of Minnesota Press American Book Review University Press of Mississippi Association Book Exhibit MIT Press Bedford St. Martin’s / Macmillan Learning Modern Language Association Bloomsbury New Directions Boydell and Brewer New York Review Books Brill New York Review Children’s Collection Broadview Press New York Review Comics Bucknell University Press New York Review of Books Calligrams University of North Carolina Press Cambria Press Northwestern University Press Cambridge University Press NYRB Classics Camden House NYRB Poets University of Chicago Press NYU Press Columbia University Press Ohio State University Press Cornell University Press Open Letter Books Council of Editors of Learned Journals Oxford University Press Dalkey Archive Press Palgrave Macmillan University of Delaware Press Penguin Random House - Knopf Doubleday Duke University Press Penguin Random House - Penguin ecree Penguin Random House - Random House Edinburgh University Press Penn State University Press Fairleigh Dickinson University Press University of Pennsylvania Press Fordham University Press Peter Lang Publishing Group University of Georgia Press Polity Grove/Atlantic Princeton University Press HarperCollins Publishers Project MUSE Harvard University Press Publishers Group West University of Houston-Victoria Publishing Program Routledge University of Illinois Press Scottish Writing Exhibition Ingram Academic Small Press Distribution Ingram Content Group Stanford University Press Ingram Spark SUNY Press Inside Higher Ed symplokˉ e Johns Hopkins University Press, Books Division University of Toronto Press Johns Hopkins University Press, Journals Division University of Virginia Press Lehigh University Press Vitae Lexington Books Wiley Little Bookroom Wilfrid Laurier University Press University of Massachusetts Press Women’s Review of Books McFarland World of Reading University of Michigan Press W. W. Norton and Company Michigan State University Press Yale University Press Middlebury Language Schools
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