Former UCLA M.A. student Tati Libman, who is now at Google, was recently on the panel “Linguists in Industry” at the annual meeting of the LSA. The LSA posted the video…
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The Department of LinguisticsFormer UCLA M.A. student Tati Libman, who is now at Google, was recently on the panel “Linguists in Industry” at the annual meeting of the LSA. The LSA posted the video…
Read MoreSun-Ah Jun will be teaching a masterclass on the elicitation and documentation of intonation at the upcoming International Conference on Language Documentation and Conservation in Hawaii. Details can be found…
Read MoreThe Linguistics Department is delighted to announce that Harold Torrence will be joining the faculty as of July 2015. Prof. Torrence specializes in the syntax and morphology of African and…
Read MoreKie Zuraw reports on some good news: Our Ph.D. alum Andy Martin (Ph.D. 2007), currently a researcher at the RIKEN Brain Science Institute Laboratory for Language Development Research, has accepted a…
Read MoreUCLA linguists had a mini reunion at the recent meeting of the LSA in Portland. The get-together was organized by Pat Keating and Bruce Hayes. Here are some candid shots…
Read MoreUCLA was incredibly well-represented by both past and present faculty and students at the recent annual meeting of the Linguistic Society of America in Portland. Highlights include Pat Keating being…
Read MoreKuniko Nielsen (Ph.D. 2008) was awarded tenure at Oakland University, Michigan, over the summer! Congratulations Kuniko!
Read MoreUCLA linguists and alumni of the department will be giving a number of presentations at the annual Boston University Conference on Language Development this weekend. Talks: 18-month-olds compensate for a…
Read MoreJianjing Kuang (Ph.D. 2013, now at UPenn) and Pat Keating’s paper Vocal fold vibratory patterns in tense versus lax phonation contrasts just appeared in this month’s issue of the Journal of the…
Read MoreThe 45th annual meeting of the Northeast Linguistics Society (NELS) takes place this weekend at MIT. A number of UCLA linguists (current and former) will be in attendance. You can…
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