ASAIB ASSOCIATION OF SOUTHERN AFRICAN INDEXERS AND BIBLIOGRAPHERS
and ACHIEVER ASSOCIATES
present a One-day Course and Workshop on Academic Citations and Bibliographic Referencing Johannesburg, 12 November, 2011
- Are you confused about the different academic referencing styles in use in South Africa?
- Do you know how to apply a specific reference style to an academic text according to the required style guide when editing work for an academic journal or writing a dissertation or thesis?
- What do APA, Chicago, MLA and Harvard mean to you?
If you need to answer any of these questions, why not join us for a full day workshop on 12 November at Old Edwardians Club, Lower Houghton, Johannesburg
If you are an academic editor, a Masters or Doctoral Student or Supervisor, or a writer or editor of journal articles, this workshop will benefit you.
l articles, this workshop will benefit you.
The workshop presenters are Marlene Burger and Jenny de Wet. Marlene is the ASAIB Chair, lecturer at Unisa in Cataloguing, Classification, Indexing, Bibliography and Archival Science and author of Bibliographic style and reference techniques (2010) and Jenny, who has an MA in Information Science, is an ASAIB member, an ex-lecturer and an ASAIB indexing award-winner.
The workshop will be held from 08:30 to 16:00 on Saturday, 12th November 2011. Tea and coffee will be served at registration, followed by snacks and teas and a full lunch at noon.
The early bird workshop registration fee is R500 if paid before 4 November and the late registration charge will be R525.
Send your reservations to: burgem@unisa.ac.za
Tel 012 4296585 Cell 0824826703
Fax 012 4298520 (mark for attention: M Burger)
Payment to be made on confirmation of booking
Account name: ASAIB, Nedbank (Branch Sandown 193305)
Savings account 2933069393, Reference: Your name + Bibliography
