The Rocky Mountain Review: Archives
We need your help! We are investigating a couple strategies for presenting on the Web past issues of the Rocky Mountain Review of Language and Literature and,
earlier, the Bulletin of the Rocky Mountain Modern Language Association, and, earlier still, the RMMLA publication known simply as the News Bulletin. The Rocky Mountain Review has, as of spring 2004, signed on with JSTOR who will soon be making older issues available for subscribers to that service.
Unfortunately and inexcusably, the Secretariat has inherited no print materials generated by the RMMLA prior to 1966. We have nothing from nearly the first
twenty years of our existence!
We are currently indexing articles from past issues of the journal among issues of the E-Review in a subsection called Archives. Earlier years of the journal
being so hard to come by, we have felt a nagging sense of loss regarding work by our members and past members and want to make this scholarship more available.
Although the RMMLA seems not to have published scholarship in the printings of those early years, we would like to supplement the remains of what we do retain with
copies of any early print materials. If you have or your library has any RMMLA publications from the first twenty years of our history (Volumes 1 - 20), we'd be
delighted to know. Even if you merely recall where, for example, the 11th Annual
Meeting was held in 1957, please contact us!
The RMMLA Directory
The RMMLA Member Directory is a searchable, online directory located on the 'Members Only' level of this web site. Once in the Directory, you can check the
accuracy of your listing and/or update it, change your RMMLA password, or get contact info for other members.
Our policy is that visitors to our site do not have access to the Member Directory. Nevertheless, if you would prefer that your information NOT be included in
this Directory, please email us immediately at rmmla@wsu.edu. Please note, however, that we can only disable the
whole record (name and contact information), not just parts of your Directory entry.