The American Research Center in Egypt

• If you live in Washington state, join the ARCE/NW chapter today.
• Learn about membership and print a membership enrollment form at the national ARCE Web site.
• Be sure to note that you wish to be a member of the ARCE/NW chapter.
• For more information, contact Membership Officer Candy Tate at: candy@emory.edu or 404-712-9854 in Atlanta, GA.
• We are a tax-exempt organization. Contact us for more information.

Membership benefits:

• Seminars, public lectures and short courses
• FREE admission to lectures and discounted admission to seminars and short courses
• Discounted admission to the annual ARCE conference
• Educational tourism, archaeological
  excavations and surveys
• ARCE/NW chapter newsletter, AEGYPTOS, in color, FREE
• Operation of a research library, (coordinated by the national office)
• ARCE National publishes the ARCE Bulletin and the annual Journal of the American Research Center in Egypt

Visit ARCE national, chapter and members' Web sites.

The American Research Center in Egypt (ARCE) is a private, not-for-profit organization which supports research of all phases of Egyptian civilization and culture and promotes and strengthens American-Egyptian cultural ties.

• ARCE is recognized by the Egyptian government as the exclusive vehicle for facilitating research by Americans and American institutions in Egypt.
• It provides a permanent base in Cairo for American scholars conducting research on Egypt.
• More than a dozen archaeological teams are assisted annually by our Cairo Center.
• ARCE is also committed to the conservation of Egyptian monuments, through its Egyptian Antiquities Project.

Last updated 9/29/07.