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Welcome to the Rutgers Linguistic Fieldwork Lab!

The Rutgers Linguistic Fieldwork Lab brings together faculty and students who work with primary linguistic data from a range of languages and language families. The lab is a place to discuss ongoing research, share new or preliminary data, and think through questions about linguistic analysis, elicitation methods, and other aspects of fieldwork.

Our meetings are informal, and work at any stage of development is welcome. Participation is open to anyone interested in linguistic fieldwork, regardless of language family, subfield, theoretical framework, or career stage.

If you’d like to be added to the mailing list, please contact either Maria Kouneli or Ryan Walter Smith.

Fall 2026 Schedule

Every other Monday at 2:30 PM – 3:30 PM, Venue: Frelinghuysen Hall Room A3

Date Presenter Topic
09/21 Zoe Katz Vowel alternations in Banjara verbs
10/05 Nik Rolle A syntax puzzle from Limba
10/19 Colin Hirschberg Permissive and Coercive Readings of Kazakh Causatives
11/02 Ariela Ye & Aidan Sharma Ariela Ye: Modal functions of complementizers: A case study of Baatonum nde

Aidan Sharma: Magahi Agreement

11/16 Manish Kandepalli TBD
11/30 Catherine Huang TBD

Recent Events

Presentation – Ariela Ye & Aidan Sharma

The Rutgers Linguistic Fieldwork Lab will be holding its next meeting on Monday, November 2 from 2:30 to 3:30PM in Frelinghuysen Hall Room A3. Ariela Ye and Aidan Sharma will … Read More

Presentation – Colin Hirschberg

The Rutgers Linguistic Fieldwork Lab will be holding its next meeting on Monday, October 19 from 2:30 to 3:30PM in Frelinghuysen Hall Room A3. Colin Hirschberg will be presenting on … Read More

Presentation – Nik Rolle

The Rutgers Linguistic Fieldwork Lab will be holding its next meeting on Monday, October 5 from 2:30 to 3:30PM in Frelinghuysen Hall Room A3. Nicholas Rolle (Princeton) will be presenting … Read More

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