10 events found.
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Cookies & Coffee for Linguistics Undergrads
All linguistics undergraduate students are warmly invited to Cookies & Coffee with Linguistics, in Johnston 110A. Come say hello to your fellow linguistics students, chat with a faculty member, eat a cookie, and drink a hot tea or coffee. We …
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Colloquium: Paul Goeden
Merrill 316Linguistics 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
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Board Game Gathering for Linguists
Holton 180♥️♣️🃏Board Game Gathering for Linguists🃏♠️♦️ Let off some midterm steam with your fellow linguists by joining us for a Game "Night" from 3pm-5pm THIS FRIDAY, March 29, in Holton Hall Rm 180! There will be a variety of games to …
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Highly Irregular-Why Tough, Through, and Dough Don’t Rhyme and Other Oddities of the English Language
Merrill 311A 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 …
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Spring celebration and graduation
Holton 180Please come celebrate the end of the Spring semester, and congratulate our linguistics BA, MA, and Ph.D graduates! Date: Friday, May 17th Place: Holton 180 Time: 3-5pm All members of the linguistics community are welcome! All are welcome, although not …
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Linguistics Colloquium: Garry Davis
Merrill 347Linguistics Colloquium: "The Foibles of Fieldwork or, How I spent my summer vacation" Garry Davis Friday, Feb. 14, 3pm, Merrill 347
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Linguistics Colloquium: Jonas Wittke
Merrill 316Linguistics Colloquium: Dr. Jonas Wittke "Using Osing: Commodifying Language and Identity" Friday, March 14, Merrill 316
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Linguistics 5-Minute Talks
UWM Linguistics 5-Minute Talks Friday, April 4, 3pm Program and location TBA
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Linguistics Colloquium: Ryan Henke
Merrill 316Linguistics 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 …