Congratulations are due to two of our undergraduates who have had research papers accepted at professional conferences for presentation this spring and summer. 

 

Karl Velik will present "Influence of a word-class specific morpheme structure constraint on the development of the {/-∅/, /-st/} English adverbial alternation” at the International Conference on Historical Linguistics (ICHL 23) July 31–Aug. 4 in San Antonio, TX. Josh Wampler will present “Albanian obliques as 'non-local' antecedents" at the Workshop in General Linguistics 14 (WIGL14) April 1–2, at the University of Wisconsin, Madison.

 

Having a research paper accepted at a competitive professional venue as an undergraduate student is a mark of distinction unusual even for our talented OSU undergraduate majors in Linguistics. Thanks to Peter Culicover and Bob Levine for calling these to my attention.