Mayfest 2025
Constraints on meaning.
Maxime Papillon is in Lagodekhi, Georgia, teaching phonological theory at the Eastern Generative Grammar summer school.
New in the Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, "English-speaking preschoolers can use phrasal prosody for syntactic parsing" by erstwhile visitors Alex de Carvalho and Lyn Tieu, with Jeffrey Lidz, Tonia Bleam and Anne Christophe.
Nine ARHU doctoral students receive 2016-17 Ann G. Wylie Dissertation Fellowships.
Eight ARHU graduate students receive 2016-17 Flagship Fellowships.
Fresh in Cognitive Science, "Modeling Statistical Insensitivity: Sources of Suboptimal Behavior," from alumna Annie Gagliardi, with Naomi Feldman and Jeffrey Lidz.
Maria Polinsky's "Investigating Endangered Language Contact for Awakateko and K'iche', two Mayan languages" has won support from the NSF.
Philip Resnik has received both a Bloomberg Research Grant and for a UMB-UMCP seed grant.
Now out, "Establishing new mappings between familiar phones: Neural and behavioral evidence for early automatic processing of nonnative contrasts" by alumna Shannon Barrios and co-authors Anna Namyst, Ellen Lau, Naomi Feldman, and Bill Isardi.
Rachel Dudley is 2016 recipient of the Howard Lasnik Award for Distinguished Teaching by a Graduate Student.
Maria Polinsky leads five faculty and four presenters at the Ninth Heritage Language Research Institute in Seattle.