Mayfest 2025
Constraints on meaning.
Jeff secures an NSF grant to support GALANA 2015, to be held here at UMD.
Omer Preminger gives a talk at UCLA, "Beyond Interface Conditions."
Aaron Steven White has won NSF support to work on "Information and incrementality in syntactic bootstrapping," his forthcoming dissertation, with Co-PI Jeffrey Lidz Lidz and PI Valentine Hacquard.
Princeton's Program in Linguistics hosts a talk by Colin Phillips on "Linguistic Illusions: Some recent surprises."
Baggett Fellow Christopher Hammerly talks on French grammatical gender at the Berkeley Linguistics Society's 41st annual meeting.
Now legally available, Alexander Williams's Arguments in Syntax and Semantics.
Valentine talks at the UC Santa Cruz linguistics colloquium, under the heading "Bootstrapping into attitudes."
Montgomery Blair student Harini Salgado is a semi-finalist in the Intel Talent Search for her "Using Kullback-Leibler Divergence to Study the Effects of Vocal Tract Length Normalization on Dialect Differences in Vowel Speech Samples."
Now out in Natural Language and Linguistic Theory, Omer Preminger's “Case in Sakha: are two modalities really necessary?", co-authored with Theodore Levin.
2008 Baggett alum Elika Bergelson is one of Forbes's "30 Under 30: Young Scientists Who Are Changing The World".