Colloquium talk by Dr. Sonia Barnes of Marquette University “Language attitudes and stereotypes condition the processing of contact-induced linguistic variants”
Linguistics Department Colloquium: Suzi Loosen, "Why every high school student should study linguistics" Please join us: Friday, March 10, 3pm, Merrill 315
Linguistics Department Colloquium: Paul Goeden (UWM Linguistics MA) "How Linguistics is part of my job at Amazon (and the future of careers in artificial intelligence)" Friday, February 9 at 3:00pm in Merrill Hall 316
A discussion with special guest author Arika Okrent. Friday, May 10 at 3pm in Merrill 131 on UWM Campus Arika is the author of Highly Irregular-Why Tough, Through, and Dough Don’t Rhyme and Other Oddities of the English Language published in 2021: English …
Linguistics Colloquium: "The Foibles of Fieldwork or, How I spent my summer vacation" Garry Davis Friday, Feb. 14, 3pm, Merrill 347
Linguistics Colloquium: Dr. Jonas Wittke "Using Osing: Commodifying Language and Identity" Friday, March 14, Merrill 316
Linguistics Colloquium: Ryan Henke, UW-Madison "Informing language science and revitalization: Properties of child-directed speech in Northern East Cree" Abstract: This presentation investigates the morphosyntactic properties of verbs from child-directed speech (CDS) in Northern East Cree, an Indigenous Algonquian language spoken …