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Please join us to meet the acquisitions staff from the new University of Wyoming Press in a lunchtime conversation titled "Getting Published: Tips from the Acquisitions team at the University Press of Colorado and University of Wyoming Press."
Speakers include: Allegra Martschenko, Acquisitions Editor Darrin Pratt, Director Nate Bauer, Acquisitions Editor Rachael Levay, Acquisitions Editor
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