American Sign Language involved faculty and alumni at Fifty Years of Linguistics at UConn.
2023 Tokyo Workshop on Computational and Theoretical Semantics
Oak Hall
GLOW 42
Arthur S. Abramson, 1925-2017, Founding Department Head
David Michaels speaking at Fifty Years of Linguistics at UConn
GLOW in Asia 2019
UConn Linguists at NELS 50
News
- Yoshiki Fujiwara | Job at Yamaguchi UniversityYoshiki Fujiwara, who recently graduated from our program in 2022, has began his tenure-track job as lecturer at the Faculty of Humanities at Yamaguchi University. Congratulations Yoshiki!Posted on April 17, 2024
- UConn Linguists at WCCFLThe 42th meeting of the West Coast Conference on Formal Linguistics (WCCFL 42), hosted by UC Berkeley, took place on April 12-14, 2024. UConn was well represented at the conference with talks by: Vicki Carstens. The (un)interpretability of grammatical gender: asymmetries of AGR with conjoined subjects as a formal diagnostic Yusuke Yagi. Some Reconstruction Effects […]Posted on April 17, 2024
- UConn linguistics at NACCLThe 36th North American Conference on Chinese Linguistics (NACCL-36) took place on March 22-24, hosted by Pomona College. UConn Linguistics was represented at the conference with talks by: Qiushi Chen. Be Careful Where You Reanalyze Your Syntax: On N(P)-fronting in Two Southwestern Mandarin Varieties Shangyan Pan. Gei as Functional Elements: How Many Are There? Jarry […]Posted on April 17, 2024
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