HIRAYAMA, KRAUS, AND RUDIN SUCCESSFULLY DEFEND QPS, MILLER MA THESIS

This past week saw several succesful qualifying paper and MA thesis defenses:

• Hitomi Hirayama: “Parasitic gaps in Japanese” (Maziar Toosarvandani, chair, Jim McCloskey, and Matt Wagers)
• Kelsey Kraus: “Sluicing under code switching” (Jorge Hankamer, chair, Sandy Chung, and Maziar Toosarvandani)
• Chelsea Miller: “Limited syntactic reactivation in noun phrase ellipsis” (Matt Wagers, chair, Pranav Anand, and Adrian Brasoveanu)
• Deniz Rudin: “Head based syntactic identity in sluicing” (Jim McCloskey, chair, Pranav Anand, and Sandy Chung)

Congratulations to all four!