han one campus. To make it most convenient to international travelers, I chose the London campus. Unfortunately, their conference centre facilities are only available during breaks at the university (mid-December through early JanuaIn researching conference centres for the best potential choices for an upcoming conference to be held near London, we wanted a relatively unusual environment, something extraordinary to serve as a special treat for those attending the conference. I came across the following likely conference centres and venues:

The Globe Theatre, located at Stratford-On-Avon, in London proper, was arguably the most unique and historically significant of the choices, for that it hosts William Shakespeare’s birthplace. It’s also on the river, and is able to provide catering, laptop connection, P.A. system, etc. All in all, it seems like a very good choice and a morale builder.

Oxford University Conference Oxford is so famous as to need no introduction, and so the possibility of having the conference at so prestigious a location could not be ignored. When I checked into it, I found that there are facilities available at more than one campus. To make it most convenient to international travelers, I chose the London campus. Unfortunately, their conference centre facilities are only available during breaks at the university (mid-December through early Januar

e conference. I came across the following likely conference centres and venues:

The Globe Theatre, located at Stratford-On-Avon, in London proper, was arguably the most unique and historically significant of the choices, for that it hosts William Shakespeare’s birthplace. It’s also on the river, and is able to provide catering, laptop connection, P.A. system, etc. All in all, it seems like a very good choice and a morale builder.

Oxford University Conference Oxford is so famous as to need no introduction, and so the possibility of having the conference at so prestigious a location could not be ignored. When I checked into it, I found that there are facilities available at more than one campus. To make it most convenient to international travelers, I chose the London campus. Unfortunately, their conference centre facilities are only available during breaks at the university (mid-December through early Janua

at it hosts William Shakespeare’s birthplace. It’s also on the river, and is able to provide catering, laptop connection, P.A. system, etc. All in all, it seems like a very good choice and a morale builder.

Oxford University Conference Oxford is so famous as to need no introduction, and so the possibility of having the conference at so prestigious a location could not be ignored. When I checked into it, I found that there are facilities available at more than one campus. To make it most convenient to international travelers, I chose the London campus. Unfortunately, their conference centre facilities are only available during breaks at the university (mid-December through early Janua

nference Oxford is so famous as to need no introduction, and so the possibility of having the conference at so prestigious a location could not be ignored. When I checked into it, I found that there are facilities available at more than one campus. To make it most convenient to international travelers, I chose the London campus. Unfortunately, their conference centre facilities are only available during breaks at the university (mid-December through early Januahan one campus. To make it most convenient to international travelers, I chose the London campus. Unfortunately, their conference centre facilities are only available during breaks at the university (mid-December through early January, mid-March to mid-April, and from the end of June through the end of September.) Though they could provide video conferencing equipment, catered meals of purportedly excellent caliber, and an extraordinary experience, the availability simply didn’t accommodate our timeframe.

The King’s College was another alternative to consider, also within half an hour of the London Gatwick airport, and minutes from the Waterloo Eurostar port. They offered meeting facilities year-round, but housing was likewise only during the off-school season. Remembering their en-suite facilities less than fondly from a visit last summer, I couldn’t have advised staying on campus anyway. With London’s capable public transportation, I was unwilling to rule King’s College out. Their catering abilities were also lacking though, in that they could only offer beverages. When all was considered, though their rates were quite competitive, King’