Olivia La Fiandra, Dean's Senior Scholar
Distinguished academic performance, leadership and community involvement.
The NY-St.Petersburg Institute of Linguistics, Language and Culture hosts two seminars, "The many failures of Agree" and "The Structure of Human Language: An Introduction to Generative Syntax," taught by Omer Preminger and Maria Polinsky.
Sigwan Thivierge is in Göttingen, giving a joint presentation on negation, "Negation & Co.," with local PhD students Marten Stelling and Jovana Gajić, as part of the The Landscape of Neg-words Project led by Hedde Zeijlstra.
Naomi Feldman's "Modeling the Development of Phonetic Representations" has just won 3 years of NSF support.
"How can feature sharing be asymmetric?" asks Omer Preminger in a new volume of Papers for David Pesetsky.
Check out "Antipassive, Experimental approaches to ergativity," "Split ergativity is not about ergativity" and "Ergativity and Austronesian-type voice systems "in the Oxford Handbook of Ergativity from Maria Polinsky, Omer Preminger and Ted Levin.
Aaron discusses "Wh-quantifier floating in German" at Leipzig, in a meeting of the syntax group at the Institut für Linguistik.
The Kavli Summer Institute in Cognitive Neuroscience has lectures by Naomi and Ellen, in its course on Computational Perspectives on Language Prediction in the Brain.
ARHU extends congratulations to 24 faculty awardees.
Ütz apetik to the new weblog from our linguists at the Guatemala Field Station. Follow them over the next few weeks of research, collaboration, friendship and adventure.
It's off to the Guatemala Field Station for Anouk Dieuleveut, Michaela Socolof, Nancy Clarke, Paulina Lyskawa, Rodrigo Ranero and Ted Levin, along with Maria Polinsky and Omer Preminger.