Seminar - Research in Field and Formal Linguistics
Each semester we host a weekly research seminar called "RiFFL" (riffle), focused on fieldwork, formal theory, and theory-driven description. Students and faculty present their work at varying stages, discuss the relevant literature, review abstracts, and discuss professional development.
This seminar is open to grad students (Ling 852) or undergrads (Ling 491) to enroll, and unenrolled students and faculty are welcome to sit in and join us!
| SPRING 2025 SCHEDULE FOR LING 852 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Date | Presenter/topic | Readings | Handouts/slides |
| Jan 27 | Scheduling, welcome | n/a | n/a |
| Feb 3 | Angela Feng (Article) | tbd | tbd |
| Feb 10 | Odai Hayajneh (article) | tbd | tbd |
| Feb 17 | Andrew McKenzie, practice talk | tbd | tbd |
| Feb 24 | Angela Feng (research) [Open house!] | tbd | tbd |
| Mar 3 | Odai Hayajneh (MARP defense) | tbd | tbd |
| Mar 10 | Angela Feng (Article) | tbd | tbd |
| Mar 17 | SPRING BREAK | ||
| Mar 24 | Odai Hayajneh (article) Professional Development | tbd | tbd |
| Mar 31 | Esther Acheampong (research) | tbd | tbd |
| Apr 7 | Odai Hayajneh (research) | tbd | tbd |
| Apr 14 | Angela Feng (research) | tbd | tbd |
| Apr 21 | KUBantu ChiNdau orthography | tbd | tbd |
| Apr 28 | ACAL practice talks | tbd | tbd |
| May 5 | Committee Meetings | n/a | n/a |