The 3rd Annual Florida Psycholinguistics Meeting will be held at the University of Florida on October 21st, 2017. The meeting is sponsored by the UF Hearing Research Center, the Department of Linguistics, the Department of Psychology, and the Department of Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences. To submit your abstract and to learn more about the meeting, […]
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The 3rd Annual Florida Psycholinguistics Meeting will be held at the University of Florida on October 21st, 2017. The meeting is sponsored by the UF Hearing Research Center, the Department of Linguistics, the Department of Psychology, and the Department of Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences. To submit your abstract and to learn more about the meeting, […]
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We would like to announce that Marc Matthews has been selected for a GSC Award for Outstanding Graduate Student of the Year for 2016-2017. Congratulations Marc!
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Congrats to Sasha Lavrentovich, who has received a fellowship to attend the 2017 LSA Summer Institute at the University of Kentucky.
The Department of Linguistics is welcoming our last lecturer candidate Dr. Martina Martinović from the University of Leipzig. Martinović will present her work, Deriving variation in syntactic structure on Tuesday (February 28th) at 4:05pm in Matherly Hall 18.
The Department of Linguistics is welcoming our third lecturer candidate Joanna (Asia) Pietraszko from the University of Chicago. Pietraszko will present her work, How many verbs and why? Deriving synthesis and periphrasis from their syntactic context on Tuesday (February 21st) at 4:05pm in Matherly Hall 18. There is a lunch with graduate students from 12-1:30 in Dauer […]
Dr. Kristy E. Boyer from The Department of Computer & Information Science & Engineering (UF) will give a talk on February 23rd on her research on natural language dialogue from a computational linguistics perspective, and the application of these models in education, titled: Computational Models of Dialogue for Teaching and Learning. The talk will take place at Florida Gym, room […]
The Department of Linguistics is welcoming our second lecturer candidate on Thursday, February 16th. James Collins will present his work, Samoan predicate fronting: Constructing word order alternations at 4:05pm in Florida Gym 285.
The Department of Linguistics is welcoming our first lecturer candidate on Thursday, February 9th. Erik Zyman will present his work, Raising out of Finite Domains: The View from P’urhepecha at 4:05pm in Anderson Room 13.
Dear all, We hope you had a great break and welcome back to school! We’re very excited to kick off our linguistics seminars for this semester with a talk by phonologist Michael Kenstowicz who is visiting us from MIT. Dr. Kenstowicz’s talk is titled: The accent of surnames in Kyengsang Korean: A study in analogy. The talk will […]