Congratulations to this summer’s doctoral dissertators!
- Isaac Gould: Syntactic Learning from Ambiguous Evidence: Errors and End-States
- Gretchen Kern: Rhyming Grammars and Celtic Phonology
- Ted Levin: Licensing without Case
- Wataru Uegaki: Interpreting questions under attitudes
- Coppe van Urk: A uniform syntax for phrasal movement: a Dinka Bor case study
In the coming year, Isaac will be a visiting assistant professor at Kansas University, Gretchen will work as a linguist for a tech company in NYC, Ted will be a post-doc at Maryland, Wataru is a post-doc at the ENS in Paris, and Coppe will be a Lecturer (= an Assistant Professor) at Queen Mary University of London.
