About Us

The Department of Linguistics at the University of Connecticut is a leading center for theoretical research in generative grammar, and for experimental research on child language acquisition.

Oak Hall, Room 368
365 Fairfield Way, Unit 1145
Storrs, CT 06269-1145

Telephone: (860) 486-4229

Email: linguistics@uconn.edu

Upcoming Events

  1. Oct 15 ECOM - Spotlight Series Talk (Eno Agolli)12:15pm
  2. Oct 23 Linguistics Colloquium: Kamil ud Deen (U of Hawai'i)4:00pm
  3. Nov 13 Logic Colloquium (online): Sandra Villata – Intermediate grammaticality10:00am
  4. Dec 4 Logic Colloquium (Online): Nadine Theiler2:00pm
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News

Park | Academy of Korean Studies Best Student Paper Prize

September 28, 2020

We are pleased to announce that Jayeon Park received the Academy of Korean Studies Best Student Paper Prize for her presentation at the 28th Japanese/Korean Linguistics Conference (JK28). The prize was awarded for her presentation on “The sustained anterior negativity and syntactic movement dependencies in Korean”, which reports on joint work with Satoshi Tomioka and […]

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UConn Linguistics at JK

September 25, 2020

The 28th Japanese/Korean Linguistics Conference was held virtually from 7th-20th September 2020, hosted by the University of Central Lancashire. Several UConn linguists presented at the conference, … with talks by: Jayeon Park, Satoshi Tomioka and Jon Sprouse. The sustained anterior negativity and syntactic movement dependencies in Korean Yuta Sakamoto (PhD 2017, now at Meiji University). […]

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Brittany Zykoski | New Student

September 24, 2020

I’m Brittany Zykoski, and I’m from Virginia. I got my BA in Linguistics with a minor in French from the University of Virginia. In the past, I have focused mostly on phonology and am particularly interested in contact linguistics. After graduating, I traveled, studied, and taught English abroad in Morocco, South Korea, and Japan. In […]

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Events

The department (co-)organizes a wide variety of lectures, talks, workshops and conferences.

Linguistics Colloquium Series

Ling Lunch

Conferences and Workshops

Groups, Labs, Programs

Saito/Nunes Lectures

Fifty Years of Linguistics at UConn (2018)

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