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Kate to William and Mary
August 18, 2016Kaitlyn Harrigan *15 is to be Lecturer of Psycholinguistics in the Department of Psychology at the College of William and Mary.
Julie to Ulster University, Northern Ireland
August 16, 2016Juliana Gerard is now Lecturer in Linguistics in the School of Communication at Ulster University, where she will work with Jacopo Romoli.
Allyson and Philip win best paper at workshop
August 14, 2016Allyson Ettinger's "Probing for semantic evidence of composition by means of simple classification tasks," with Philip Resnik and Ahmed Elgohary, has been judged best paper at the Workshop on Evaluating Vector Space Representations for NLP.
Valentine wins NSF grant with Ailis Cournane
August 12, 2016Valentine Hacquard and NYU's Ailis Cournane have won two years of NSF support for "Acquiring the Language of Possibility: Consequences for language variation and change.:
Three articles on heritage language
August 04, 2016Three new articles from Maria Polinsky: "Structure vs. use in heritage language," "Bilingual children and adult heritage speakers," and "Looking ahead."
Rachel Dudley wins NSF dissertation grant
August 02, 2016Rachel Dudley, with advisors Valentine Hacquard and Jeffrey Lidz, has won NSF DDRI support for "The role of input in the acquisition of factivity," research that will go towards Rachel's dissertation.
Monograph on Ergativity from Masha
August 01, 2016New from Maria Polinsky, "Deconstructing Ergativity: Two Types of Ergative Languages and Their Features."
Maryland in Philly at COGSCI 2016
July 31, 2016Alexander, Allyson, Caitlin Richter, Colin, Kasia, Naomi and Philip have work at the 38th Annual Conference of the Cognitive Science Society, in Philadelphia
Jeff's Handbook now available
July 26, 2016Check out the Oxford Handbook of Developmental Linguistics, edited by Jeffrey Lidz, William Snyder (UConn) and Joe Pater (UMass), with contributions from several current faculty and recent alumni.
Max in Georgia teaching at EGG
July 13, 2016Maxime Papillon is in Lagodekhi, Georgia, teaching phonological theory at the Eastern Generative Grammar summer school.