Congratulations to the students who have been accepted to give talks or present posters at GLOW 38 and CLS 51 in April!
GLOW:
- Third year student Lilla Magyar: The role of universal markedness in Hungarian gemination processes
- Third year student Chris O’Brien: How to get off an island
- Third year student Juliet Stanton: The learnability filter and its role in the comparison of metrical theories (accepted for the phonology workshop, titled ”The implications of Computation and Learnability for Phonological Theory”)
- Third year student Benjamin Storme: Aspectual distinctions in the present tense in Romance and cross-linguistically
CLS:
- Third year students Juliet Stanton and Sam Zukoff: Prosodic effects of segmental correspondence
- Second year student Michelle Yuan: Case competition and case domains: Evidence from Yimas
Two recent alumni, now at McGill, will also give talks at these conferences:
- Hadas Kotek (PhD 2014) will give a talk at GLOW: Intervention everywhere!
- Hadas Kotek (PhD 2014) and Mitcho Erlewine (PhD 2014) will give a joint talk at CLS: Relative pronoun pied-piping, the structure of which informs the analysis of relative clauses