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UMD at BU Conference on Language Development
October 28, 2016Masha is the keynote speaker at BUCLD, joining Kasia, Mike, Rachel, and Julie, Jeff, Naomi and Valentine, as well as Baggett alumnus Chris Baron, AND Alix Kowalski, Yi Ting Huang and Jared Novick from HESP,.
Two LING majors are Dean's Senior Scholars
October 27, 2016Grace Hynes and John Mathena have both been selected as Dean's Senior Scholars.
Valentine in Providence at Brown
October 27, 2016Valentine Hacquard gives the Michael S. Goodman Lecture in the Department of Cognitive, Linguistic & Psychological Sciences at Brown University, ON "Grasping at Factivity," joint work with Rachel Dudley and Jeffrey Lidz.
Colin at Delaware
October 25, 2016Colin Phillips is giving the colloquium talk at Delaware Linguistics.
Omer teaching in Romania
October 16, 2016The University of Bucharest has a crash-course on agreement with Omer Preminger at the helm.
Parker are Phillips are ever in Cognition
October 11, 2016Now in Cognition, from 2014 alum Dan Parker and Colin Phillips, "Negative polarity illusions and the format of hierarchical encodings in memory."
Masha in Berlin on Ergativity and Control
October 10, 2016Maria Polsinky discusses "Ergativity and control/raising" at the Control Workshop at Humboldt Universität zu Berlin.
UMD at NELS47 in Amherst
October 06, 2016Alexander and Jeff Green, plus Annemarie and Ted, are at the North East Linguistic Society, hosted this year by UMass, with alumni Dustin Chacón, Brian Dillon, Alex Drummond, Tim Hunter, Diogo Almeida, and Masaya Yoshida.
Howard in Kraków and Leipzig
October 04, 2016Howard Lasnik presents "Clause-mates, phases, and bound pronouns" in Kraków, Poland, and then at Universität Leipzig, "Shrinking Trees: Some Early History."
Valentine at MIT on attitude reports
September 26, 2016Valentine Hacquard gives both a mini-course and a colloquium talk on the semantics and pragmatics of attitude reports, from the perspective both of the formal semanticist and of the child learner.