Every participant of the IFRWH conference needs to register for the World Congress. Early registration fee (prior to 31 January 2005) will be 286 AUD + GST and 143 AUD + GST for students. Please register as soon as possible. For registration information go to the main conference website: http://www.cishsydney2005.org
Registration for the IFRWH conference
The registration fee for the Women's History Revisited -conference will be
50 AUD (22 £) for those in full-time employment and 20 AUD (10 £)
for registered students and those without full-time positions. The registration
fee will be collected on site. However, those who want to pay the registration
in advance can do it by paying it into the IFRWH's banking account by 31 March
2005. Please make sure your name appears in the payment. The banking details
are as follows:
Bank of Scotland
Sort Code: 80-07-24
Account Name: International Federation for Research in Women's History
Account Number: 00458174
Payment may be made by bank draft or by direct transfer to the IFRWH's account.
In addition, please send the following details to pirjo.markkola@uta.fi:
Name
Title
Address
E-mail address
Telefax
Telephone
Fee paid
Fee to be paid on site
Accommodation
Do remember to book your accommodation. Costs will range from rooms in the university halls of residence at 50,00 AUD per night (single) to hotel accommodation at ca. 285 AUD (two persons) per night. For delegates who have already registered and would like to reserve accommodation, go to the main conference website:http://www.cishsydney2005.org.
Audio Visual Order Form (for presenters)
The organisers of the World Congress need to know the audio visual equipment you require for your presentation. To order the equipment, follow the links on the main conference website: http://www.cishsydney2005.org
If you have any queries please contact pirjo.markkola@uta.fi.
Also, if you change your e-mail address please let us know. We look forward
to seeing you in July.
Pirjo Markkola
Vice-President
International Federation for Research in Women's History