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	New England Chapter American Society for Indexing Past Events

NEASI typically holds a spring event (meeting, half-day conference, or workshop) and a larger, fall conference each year, although in past years the format has differed, and in some years there has been only a single public event.

2011	Annual Fall Conference, Lexington, MA No spring meeting held due to ASI National Conference in Providence, RI,
2010	Annual Fall Conference, Lexington, MA Spring Meeting, Chelmsford, MA
2009	Annual Fall Conference, Lexington, MA Spring Conference, Worcester, MA
2008	Annual Fall Conference, Sturbridge, MA Spring Meeting, Chelmsford, MA
2007	Annual Fall Conference, Worcester, MA Spring Meeting, Chelmsford, MA
2006	Joint STC Meeting: Topics in Technical Indexing, Burlington, MA Annual Fall Conference, Waltham, MA Spring Meeting, Chelmsford, MA
2005	Annual Fall Conference, Worcester, MA Spring Meeting, Carlisle, MA
2004	Annual Fall Conference, Westborough, MA Spring Meeting: Marketing Indexing Services, Westborough, MA
2003	Mentoring Indexers workshop by Maria Coughlin, Natick, MA
2002	Annual Fall Conference, Shrewsbury, MA Spring Meeting at the Massachusetts Historical Society, Boston, MA
2001	Fall conference was cancelled, but Boston was host to the annual ASI national conference in June.
2000	Annual Fall Conference, Northeastern University, Dedham, MA Spring Meeting: Embedded Indexing presentation by Peg Mauer, Worcester, MA
1999	Annual Fall Conference: Do You Have to Read the Whole Book?, Sturbridge, MA Spring Meeting: Editing the Index presentation by Kay Banning and Linda Webster, Waltham, MA
1998	Annual Fall Conference: Expanding Business Opportunities
1997	Facing the Text November workshop by Do Mi Stauber [external link] Annual Fall Conference: Hot Topics Indexing, Waltham, MA Macrex Software Demonstration by Gale Rhoades
1996	Annual Fall Conference: The Process of Indexing
1995	Fall Meeting: Mentor/Trainee Relationships presentation by Marilyn Rowland Spring Meeting: Indexing Software and Specific Indexing Techniques presentation by Francis Lennie