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Providence,
Rhode Island, stands like a lighthouse atop the seven hills on
the Providence and Seekonk rivers. The first settlement of Rhode
Island, Providence is now the fourth largest city in New England.
Its rich cultural history and ethnic diversity provides a memorable
mix of old and new. This city is much like our Association—preserving
the past while embracing the future. Let Providence be one of
the many bright rays of light in your beacon for networking and
knowledge in 2005. American Agricultural Economics Association invites you to our most exciting event of the year! Network with colleagues, expand horizons and upgrade knowledge at the 2005 Annual Meeting in Providence, Rhode Island, July 24–27, 2005. |