Lab Meeting
Zoom link: https://umd.zoom.us/j/95795510131
The syntax of antipassives
Please join us to hear about research that undergraduates in the Linguistics department have been working on this semester! Drop in at the Language Science Center in H.J.Patterson Hall, or join by zoom (see below for individual poster links)!
Speaker TBA.
The goal of HESP WIP talks is for PhD students and postdocs to discuss in-progress research in a welcoming, low-stakes environment.
Speaker TBA.
The goal of HESP WIP talks is for PhD students and postdocs to discuss in-progress research in a welcoming, low-stakes environment.
African American English in 2nd and 3rd Grade Writing: Implications for Teacher Reflection and Education
Taffeta Wood (speaker) & Dr. Brandy Gatlin-Nash, University of California, Irvine
In this week's meeting of the Cognitive Neuroscience of Language (CNL) Lab, Hanna Muller (LING) will be leading a discussion on what is meant by "shallow processing".
If you'd like to join this discussion and/or the CNL Lab email list, contact Colin Phillips (colin@umd.edu).
This is the second of two sessions in which each CLIP member will take three minutes to update us on one thing they have been or will be working on.
CLIP lab members get 5 minutes each to talk about their summer research. All are welcome to attend.
Title: A Framework to Model Human Behavior at LargeScale during Natural Disasters
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