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Brian Joseph Assumes Presidency of the Linguistic Society of America
Brian Joseph assumed the presidency of the Linguistic Society of America on January 6. The Linguistic Society of America is the largest professional organization for linguists, with over 3500…
Alumna Emily Clem Awarded Third Place in LSA Competition
Alumna Emily Clem was awarded third place in the LSA 2019 Annual Meeting Student Abstract Award competition for her abstract entitled, "The cyclic nature of Agree: Maximal projections as probes…
William Schuler wins NSF grant
William Schuler has been awarded an NSF grant to develop a sentence processing model that decodes sentences into meanings using a human-like incremental probabilistic process.
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Lifeng Jin Wins Flash Talk Competition
Congratulations are due to Lifeng Jin (advisor William Schuler), who won the Flash Talk competition at the Ohio Supercomputer Center (OSC) Statewide Users Group Conference for his presentation, “…
Elena Vaiksnoraite and Daniel Puthawala had Papers Accepted for the Formal Grammar Conference
Congratulations are due to Elena Vaiksnoraite and Daniel Puthawala, both of whom have had papers based on their QP1s accepted for the Formal Grammar Conference which is held in conjunction with …
David Durian Accepts Position at Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania
Congratulations are due to David Durian (PhD 2012, advisor: Don Winford), who has accepted a position for the coming academic year at Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania. He will be joining OSU…
Bethany Toma Awarded Scholarship
Congratulations are due to Bethany Toma, double major in Linguistics and Chinese, who has been awarded a scholarship from the DAAD (Deutsche Akademischer Austauschdienst / German Academic Exchange…
Alexis Scharrer Receives Undergraduate Research Funding
Congratulations are due to Alexis Scharrer, a double major in Linguistics and Spanish, who has been awarded an Undergraduate Research Scholarship of $6000 and an International…
Michelle McKenzie Receives Undergraduate Research Grant
Congratulations are due to Michelle McKenzie, double major in Linguistics and Russian, who has been awarded a $1500 Undergraduate Research Scholarship for her B.A. thesis project, "Effects of…