This past month, Felix Kpogo attended the Association of Contemporary African Linguistics' (ACAL) 57th Annual Meeting at The University at Buffalo, NY as well as at the International Child Phonology Conference's (ICPC) 47th Meeting at The University of Madison, Wisconsin.
Faculty member Scott AnderBois together with co-authors -- including undergrad alum Nathaniel Scott '24 and current undergrad Claire Robertson '27 -- presented two papers at Semantics of Underrepresented Languages of the Americas (SULA) in Vancouver.
Linguistics (co-)sponsored two talks last week with speakers with Hollywood connections: David and Jessie Peterson, who created conlangs for Game of Thrones and many other shows, and Jessica Coon, who consulted on the movie Arrival.
Faculty member Scott AnderBois and co-authors Nathaniel Scott '24 and Shen Aguinda (Comunidad Cofán Dureno) spoke at the 4th International Linguistics Colloquium in Bolivia in La Paz. AnderBois also spoke to undergrads at Universidad Mayor de San Simón in Cochabamba in a separate event.
Linguistics professor Scott AnderBois traveled to Ecuador to continue work with A'i colleagues on A'ingae dictionary, making use of the new field station built with ICCA, an indigenous-led NGO.
Faculty member Scott AnderBois and co-authors gave two talks at Semantics and Linguistic Theory 35 hosted by Harvard University including one presented by current undergraduate co-authors Daniel Kang '25 and Koda Li '26.
Students in Scott AnderBois' class LING 1870 Linguistic Field Methods engaged with educators, activists, and members of the local K'iche' community as part of an event co-sponsored with CLACS and Education.
Associate Professor AnderBois has two new papers, one in Cadernos de Etnolingüística co-authored with former visiting faculty member Chelsea Sanker, and one in Language and Linguistics Compass with undergrad alum Maksymilian Dąbkowski '19.5.
Linguistics concentrator Jeffrey Pogue '27 applied his knowledge from LING 0130 "Playing with Words: the Linguistic Principles behind word games and puzzles" to game show glory
Linguistics Professor Scott AnderBois is the recipient of the 2024 Howard R. Swearer Engaged Faculty Award for his community centered language documentation work with A'i communities in Ecuador.
Polly Jacobson gave an invited talk at the conference "English Language and Linguistic Theory: A Tribute to Geoff Pullum" held at the University of Edinburgh on Aug. 31.
The A’ingae Language Documentation Project (ALDP) team convened outside of Lago Agrio, Ecuador for a phonetics and orthography workshop and traveled downriver to Zábalo for recordings relating to nasality in A’ingae.