Ariela Ye Gives Invited Talk at Yale
On April 25, Ariela Ye gave an invited talk at the Yale Syntax Reading Group. Her talk was on the syntax part of her second qualifying paper, with the title … Read More
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Congratulations to Vicky Huang
Vicky Huang has been a work-study student in the linguistics department for four years. Vicky has helped us tremendously behind the scenes and always made time to help even after … Read More
RU Alum Daphna Heller Receives Journal Award
Graduate student alum Daphna Heller (currently at the University of Toronto) recently received an award from the journal Cognitive Science for being in the top 10% of viewed papers in … Read More
Tatevik Yolyan Published in JoLLI
On April 11, current graduate student Tatevik Yolyan published an article in the Journal of Logic Language and Information (JoLLI). The article can be accessed at this link and the … Read More
Gérard Avelino Gives Invited Talk at JHU
On March 28th, current graduate student Gérard Avelino gave an invited talk “The case of Tagalog case” as part of the Johns Hopkins Cognitive Science Department’s Early Career Colloquium series. Abstract: … Read More
Ariela Ye’s Armenian Poster at GLOW 47
In late March, current graduate student Ariela Ye presented a joint project with Nelli Marutyan (University of Southern California) at Generative Linguistics in the Old World (GLOW). GLOW47 took place … Read More
Beryl Bùi Presents at TEAL14
Last week over spring break, Thương (Beryl) Bùi traveled to the University of Southern California to present her first qualifying paper at The Workshop on Theoretical East Asian Linguistics (TEAL … Read More
Ziling Zhu’s Plans After Rutgers
After defending her dissertation and graduating from Rutgers, Ziling will be joining the research project on Unpacking Paradigmatic Gaps (UNPAG) as a postdoctoral researcher. The role she accepted is a … Read More
Ziling Zhu Passes Dissertation Defense
Last Thursday (March 20th), Ziling Zhu successfully defended her dissertation on “Deriving and Suspending Factivity.” The abstract for this defense can be found below. Abstract: Some clause-embedding predicates are factive, presupposing … Read More
Aidan & Ariela at TEAL 14
Over spring break, Aidan Sharma and Ariela Ye traveled to the University of Southern California to give two presentations at The Workshop on Theoretical East Asian Linguistics (TEAL 14). Ariela … Read More