Networking and Resume/CL Workshop with the UCLA Career Center
Dear Linguistics Undergraduates, In light of our new UCLA Department of Linguistics LinkedIn Group, we will be having a virtual Spring Career Center Workshop on Friday, May 27, at 12:00PM in collaboration with the UCLA Career Center. This workshop will cover Networking and LinkedIn as well as Resume and Cover Letters. If you've been wanting to learn how to utilize LinkedIn for...
Phonology Seminar: Jennifer Kuo “Modeling reanalysis in Malagasy and Maori”
Conference Room 2122A/BPsycholing/ Compling Seminar- Bethany Sturmann: Subclausal quotation intonation and what it means
Campbell Hall 2122Subclausal quotation provides an interesting use case for the integration of intonation into the semantic analysis of an utterance. In this talk I will present the key intonational features of subclausal quotation based on a corpus study, as well as highlight ways in which quotation intonation expands our understanding of intonational theory. I will then...
Faculty Meeting
Review of grad students, Senate Faculty
Canaan Breiss’s student colloquium talk
Public Affairs 1222MaS2: Morphology as Syntax 2 Workshop (online)
Check https://mas2-workshop.humspace.ucla.edu/ for program and registration.
MaS2: Morphology as Syntax 2 Workshop (online).
Check https://mas2-workshop.humspace.ucla.edu/ for program and registration.
Linguistics New Student Open House
2122 Campbell HallWelcoming our new Linguistics students to Campbell Hall to meet and mingle with some of our staff, faculty, new peers, the Bruin Linguists Society, and to learn more about the Linguistics Department.
Faculty Meeting
Conference Room 2122 A/BColloquium: Some Half-Truths and Interim Conclusions about Liaison- Anne-Michelle Tessier, UBC
Haines A25A very complicated issue in understanding morpho-phonological alternations concerns those phenomena that are pervasive, frequent, and phonotactically-motivated, and yet exceptionful and lexically-sensitive. To what extent are such processes, that apply idiosyncratically to different morphemes, words and even phrases, represented in a way that generalizes to novel forms? This talk examines this issue via the “well-plowed ground”*...