Byron Ahn will be heading to Boston University in the Fall to take up a visiting Assistant Professorship in Boston University’s Department of Linguistics. Congratulations Byron!
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The Department of LinguisticsByron Ahn will be heading to Boston University in the Fall to take up a visiting Assistant Professorship in Boston University’s Department of Linguistics. Congratulations Byron!
Read MorePat Keating, together with cross-campus colleagues organized UCLA’s first every participation in World Voice Day. There were three stations that showcased interactive exhibits about voice science, staffed in part by…
Read MorePat Keating writes: Hi everyone, I and some colleagues on campus have organized UCLA’s first-ever participation in World Voice Day, April 16 – Wednesday of this week. We will have…
Read MoreAt the April conference of the Southwest Association for Language Learning Technology, Barbara Blankenship (Ph.D. 1997) presented a talk on digital materials for language learning. Blankenship coordinates the UCLA Language…
Read MoreEd Keenan’s 1987 volume, “Universal Grammar: 15 Essays,” has been reprinted, this time by Routledge (much to Ed’s pleasant surprise!). Congrats Ed!
Read MoreSun-Ah Jun will be giving a colloquium at UCSC this Friday, April 11. Her talk is entitled: “Prominence and Phrasing in Ambiguity Resolution: Evidence from Priming and Individual Differences”
Read MoreJesse Harris, currently an Assistant Prof. at Pomona College, will be joining the department as an Assistant Professor in Fall 2014. Welcome Jesse!
Read MoreUCLA linguists (both present and former) will be giving talks at this year’s meeting of the Chicago Linguistics Society (CLS 50). Byron Ahn: “Reflexes of Reflexivity: Locality and the Interfaces”…
Read MoreLaura McPherson will be giving a couple of talks at Berkeley on April 10. She will be giving a guest lecture in the Berkeley graduate morphology class on her work…
Read MoreIsabelle Charnavel (Ph.D. 2012) and Victoria Mateu recently gave a talk at GLOW 37 in Brussels. The talk was entitled: The Clitic Binding Restriction Revisited: Evidence for Antilogophoricity.
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