Congratulations to Augustina Owusu, who passed her dissertation defense on Friday, Nov. 20th!! Title: “Cross-Categorial Definiteness/Familiarity” Chair: Simon Charlow Committee: Viviane Deprez, Veneeta Dayal (Yale), Malte Zimmermann (External, Potsdam University) … Read More
Grad student (now Doctor!) Augustina Owusu was invited to give a talk at Boston University’s Fall 2020 Colloquium Series on Nov. 13th. Her talk was titled, “Clausal Determiners and Definite … Read More
We’re excited to announce that Professor Mariapaola D’Imperio has been published in the Journal of the Association for Laboratory Phonology and is also the first author of Chapter 16 in The … Read More
Rutgers Linguistics had a large showing at the Annual Meeting on Phonology (AMP) this year, with two posters and a talk by current graduate students, and a poster by a … Read More
Rutgers Linguistics was represented by graduate student Tajudeen Mamadou Y., Prof. Akinbiyi Akinlabi, and Gildas Gondo at the 50th Colloquium of African Languages and Linguistics (CALL) on Wednesday, September 2nd, … Read More
To celebrate Halloween this year, we’d like to formally introduce two of the newest members of our department: Ethan Koser and Ian Jardine! Up first is Ethan, born July 28th. … Read More
We’re thrilled to announce that Livia Camargo Souza successfully defended her dissertation on September 4th!! Title: “Switch-reference as anaphora: a modular account” Chair: Mark Baker Committee Members: Ken Safir, Viviane … Read More
Prof. Mariapaola D’Imperio has been awarded a one-year, interdisciplinary NSF grant as a co-PI with Dimitris Metaxas (Rutgers CS), Caron Neidle (Boston University), and Matt Huenerfauth (Rochester IT). Additional information … Read More
Professor Kristen Syrett recently published an article titled, “Establishing upper bounds in English monolingual and Heritage Spanish-English bilingual language development“ in Language Acquisition, along with colleagues Liliana Sánchez and Jennifer … Read More
We’re extremely proud to announce that, out of the four articles featured in the latest issue of Phonology, three of them are from Rutgers linguists! The first is “Unbounded circumambient patterns … Read More