Graduate Students

Category: Conferences, Faculty, General, Graduate Students

UCLA @ CUSP 5 in San Diego

Published: October 25, 2012

The 5th California Universities Semantics and Pragmatics (CUSP 5) will be held at UCSD on October 27 – 28, 2012. UCLA faculty and graduate students will be well-represented: Natasha Korotkova: Evidentiality in Georgian Deniz Ozyildiz: When I is not me: A preliminary case study of shifted indexicals in Turkish Philippe Côté-Boucher: Beyond the King of…

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Phonology Seminar 10/24 – Laura McPherson

Published: October 23, 2012

Laura McPherson will be presenting on his work on Dogon this week in Phonology Seminar. All are welcome! Speaker: Laura McPherson Date/Time: Wednesday, October 24, 4-6pm Location: Campbell 2122K Title: Replacive Grammatical Tone In The Dogon Languages Contact: Kie Zuraw

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Laura Kalin goes to NELS!

Published: October 16, 2012

Graduate student Laura Kalin is heading to the 43rd Annual Meeting of the North East Linguistics Society, held at CUNY this week. She’ll be giving a poster presentation entitled: Last Resort Structure Building: Agreement and Argument Licensing in Senaya

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Phonology Seminar 10/17 – Dustin Bowers

Published: October 15, 2012

Dustin Bowers will be presenting on his work on Odawa this week in Phonology Seminar. All are welcome! Speaker: Dustin Bowers Date/Time: Wednesday, October 17, 4-6pm Location: Campbell 2122K Title: Phonological restructuring in Odawa Contact: Kie Zuraw

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Congratulations Marc Garellek!

Published: October 10, 2012

Graduate student Marc Garellek has been awarded second place for his abstract, “Prominence vs. phrase-initial strengthening of voice quality,” to be presented at the LSA 2013 Annual Meeting in Boston.  The award will be presented at a special ceremony on Saturday, Jan. 5, 2013, immediately preceding the Presidential Address. Congratulations Marc!

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