Olivia La Fiandra, Dean's Senior Scholar
Distinguished academic performance, leadership and community involvement.
Maxime Papillon talks about Harmony and Word-tone in Precedence-Relation-Oriented Phonology, at the Annual Meeting of the Linguistic Society of America.
The Society for Computation in Linguistics learns about "Modeling the learning of the Person Case Constraint" from Adam Liter and Naomi Feldman.
Now in "Language", "Hope for Syntactic Bootstrapping" by Kaitlyn Harrigan *15 with Valentine Hacquard and Jeffrey Lidz.
The 22nd Amsterdam Colloquium has two talks from UMD, one by Anouk and Annemarie, with Valentine and NYU's Ailis Cournane, the other by Paolo Santorio from Philosophy, with collaborators.
UConn hears the holiday story of "WH-Movement through the Ages" from Jeffrey Lidz, reporting work by Jeff, Mina Hirzel, Laurel Perkins and others on the development of children's ability to represent wh-dependencies.
"Morphology in Austronesian Languages" from Maria Polinsky with former postdoc Theodore Levin.
Marisa Fried, Linguistics major, has been named a Dean's Senior Scholar, one of only seven.
Special issue of journal asks what our babies can do that birds and chimps cannot.
What can animal communication teach us about human language?, asks a special issue of Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, edited by Bill Idsardi with Jonathan B. Fritz from NYU and Gerald S. Wilkinson from UMD Biology.
Listen to Jeffrey Lidz answer the question "How is the internet changing language for kids?" on the In Plain Language podcast.