Category: students

  • Fun, fun, fun: QP Fest next week

    Mark your calendar! This year’s QP-Fest will take place on March 16-17. The tentative program is as follows: March 16 (Location: Harper 140) 1-1:30 Christina Weaver: Negation in Luganda 1:30-2 Nassira Nicola: Information Status and Sentence Structure in Home Sign 2-2:30 Arum Kang: The Role of Prosody in Semantic/Syntactic Disambiguation in Korean Break   3-3:30…

  • King to TULCon

    Ed King, one of our many talented undergraduates, will be presenting “Generation Effects on Vowel Production in Latvian-English Bilinguals in Chicago” at the Toronto Undergraduate Linguistics Conference (TULCon), March 27-29, 2009.

  • Kang to present at JSM

    Arum Kang‘s paper, ‘On Pluralizing Event: Plural Marking Event Pluralizer tul in Korean’,  has been selected for presentation at JSM (Journées de Sémantique et Modélisation)’09. Congratulations!

  • Kirby at Southeast Asian language conference

    James Kirby represented Chicago linguistics last week at the UCLA-UC Berkeley Joint Conference on Southeast Asian Studies in sunny Los Angeles. James’s paper, “Spectral cues to voice quality in Vietnamese” (abstract included here) was presented during a phonetics session of the Conference on Languages of Southeast Asia.

  • De-FENSE! De-FENSE!

    We have just received word of two upcoming defenses: Fang Liu will defend her dissertation on ‘Intonation Systems of Mandarin and English: a Functional Approach’ on Tuesday, February 17, 2009 at 10:00 a.m. in Classics 312 (department lounge).  A draft of Fang’s dissertation, including abstract, can be found here.  Meanwhile, Osamu Sawada will be defending his dissertation…