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Brian Joseph and Kathryn Campbell-Kibler win Larger Grants
Congratulations are due to Kathryn Campbell-Kibler and Brian Joseph, who have each won a 2015-16 Larger Grant Award from the College of Arts and Sciences, sponsored by the Office of Research. Word…
Andrew McInnerney receives an Undergraduate Research Scholarship
Congratulations are due to Andrew McInnerney, who has received an Undergraduate Research Scholarship of $1500 for his honors thesis project "Syntactic Survey of Parenthetical Topics in English”.…
Murat Yasavul awarded a Presidential Fellowship
Congratulations are due to Murat Yasavul, who has been awarded a Presidential Fellowship to pursue his dissertation research on the semantics of explicit questions and their answers in the…
Bridget Smith receives a Book Launch award
Congratulations are due to Bridget Smith, who has received a Book Launch award from the Office of Distance Education and eLearning (ODEE) for her forthcoming digital book project, Analyzing…
Linguistics Department is ranked first by Study.com
Congratulations to all of those who are involved in undergraduate teaching - the department is ranked first among "Top Linguistics Schools and Colleges in the U.S." by study.com, an online…
Rachel Castle wins Research Scholar Award
Congratulations are due to Rachel Castle, who has won a Research Scholar Award of $1,000 for her proposed honors thesis, "Linguistic and cultural changes relating to kinship in the Columbus Somali…
Mary Beckman wins ISCA Medal 2015
During INTERSPEECH 2015, Mary was awarded the 2015 ISCA Medal for Scientific Achievement for her contributions in phonological acquisition and her leadership in the Association for Laboratory…
Mary Beckman Interviewed at Interspeech 2015
Check out this interview with Mary Beckman at Interspeech 2015. She discusses her work, old and new, with the Mechanical Turks who ran Radio@Interspeech this year.
William Schuler's project funded by NSF
Congratulations are due to to William Schuler, whose project, "EAGER: Incremental Semantic Sentence Processing Models" has been funded by a two-year $116,601 award from the National…