The 33rd annual meeting of Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics (FASL 33) was hosted by Dalhousie University (Halifax, Canada) on May 16th-19th. UConn linguistics was well represented with presentations by:

• Miloje Despić (PhD 2011, now at Cornell University). Negation and finiteness in BCMS
• Miloje Despić and Neda Todorović (PhD 2016, now at Reed College). On adjunction, complementation and the problem of present perfectives in BCMS
• Adrian Stegovec. Prosodic deficiency and person deficiency: What we can learn from cross-linguistic variation in Slavic clitic and weak pronouns (invited presentation, roundtable on “Trends and synergies in the research on Slavic clitics”)
• Krzysztof Migdalski (post-doc 2006-2008, now at University of Wrocław) and Hakyung Jung. Categorial mismatches of pronouns — a diachronic perspective
• Katarina Gomboc Čeh and Arthur Stepanov (PhD 2001, now at University of Nova Gorica). Processing syntactic dependencies in Slovenian heritage speakers
• Krzysztof Migdalski. UG determinism and phi-feature interpretability in the direction of language change (poster)

UConn linguists at FASL (left-to-right: Miloje, Krzysztof, Adrian, Neda):

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