Amaranth Institute Meeting 2020
Presented By: Amaranth Institute (AI)
The Amaranth Institute (AI) has been working to bring together individuals with a professional interest in amaranth for over 30 years. Periodically, the Amaranth Institute brings together researchers and practitioners from around the world to share knowledge and build networks for the continued promotion of the crop.
We would be honored to have your presence in Nashville Tennessee between May 12 to 15th to present your work and recent findings.
Event Details
Location
Tennessee State University
Agricultural Information Technology Center and Westbrook Ferrell Buildings 3200 John A. Merritt Blvd Nashville, TN 32079 USA
Cost
We have received a small conference grant to support all registration fees for members of the AI who are in good standing with dues paid (25 dollars for individuals).
However; as of now we do NOT have funds to cover travel so we request that you self-fund your trip and lodging for this conference. For travel, we suggest that presenters seek funding support through their home institutions.
Lodging
Housing in Nashville is readily available as we are a tourist city and we recommend Airbnb as an inexpensive way for groups of up to six people to find housing together.
Food
We will also provide most of the meals during the conference except the first day of arrival (Tuesday) and the last day of departure (Friday or Saturday).
Additional Information
Matthew W. Blair
President - Amaranth Institute
Local organizer TSU, Nashville TN 37209
mblair@tnstate.edu / 1-615-554-4139
Walt Sumner / AI members renewal
Treasurer, AI membership coordinator
7 Old Westbury Ln., Webster Groves, MO 63119
waltsumner@gmail.com
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