S/LAB
This week (Monday, 05/10, at 11 am, Zoom link), Lalitha Balachandran led a discussion of Xiang et al. (2019), “Structural priming in production through ‘silence’: An investigation of verb phrase ellipsis and null complement anaphora.”
MRG
This week (Wednesday, 05/12, at 11 am, Zoom link), MRG will discuss Hsu 2021: Coalescence: A Unification of Bundling Operations in Syntax.
Their website can be found here.
R/LAB
This week (Thursday, 05/13, 9:45-11:00 am, Zoom link), Maziar Toosarvandani will lead a discussion on animacy.
Here is their website.
WLMA
This week (Friday, 05/14, 9 am, Zoom link), Maya Barzilai (Georgetown) will give a presentation on context-dependent phonetic enhancement of a phonation contrast in San Pablo Macuiltianguis Zapotec.
AMP 2020 PROCEEDINGS PUBLISHED
The proceedings of AMP 2020 have now been published, and are available here.
Congratulations to all that contributed!
Special thanks go to all the editors. They are Ryan Bennett, Richard Bibbs, Mykel Loren Brinkerhoff, Max J. Kaplan, Stephanie Rich, Amanda Rysling, Nick Van Handel, Maya Wax Cavallaro.
BRINKERHOFF, WAX CAVALLARO, AND DUFF RECEIVE JACOBS RESEARCH FUNDING
Mykel Brinkerhoff, Maya Wax Cavallaro, and Jack Duff received funding from The Jacobs Research Funds for their project on “Stress, tone, and phonation in Santiago Laxopa Zapotec.”
Congratulations, Mykel, Maya and Jack!
SENDEROS IN SPOTLIGHT
The Humanities Spotlight this week features Senderos and the THI fellowships. THI’s Public Fellowships are providing students with an opportunity to connect their Humanities scholarship with Senderos’ projects in our local community.
Kelsey Sasaki, as a THI Year-Long Public Fellow, was interviewed about the importance of this community collaboration and the commitment of the students involved in these projects.