University of Maryland-College Park
Linguistics Colloquium Series
Spring 2002

Marie Mount Hall, Room 1304
Fridays at 2pm
followed by Q&A and an informal reception

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February
Friday 1st	Chris Kennedy	Northwestern University	Comparative and Relative Clauses Compared
Friday 15th	Robert Frank & William Badecker	Johns Hopkins University	Incremental Sentence Planning with Tree Adjoining Grammar
March
Friday 1st	Jeff Lidz	Northwestern University	C-locality and the structure of resultatives
Friday 8th	Ben Bruening	University of Delaware	Successive Cyclic Wh-Movement and Agreement
Friday 15th	Maryland Linguistics Student Conference
April
Friday 5th	Robert Chametzky		Bare(ly) Phrase Structure
Friday 12th	David Embick	University of Pennsylvania	Structures for Stative Participles in English
Tuesday 16th	Andrea Moro	Fondazione San Raffaele	Two questions on movement & Syntax and the Brain: Two Experiments in Neuroimage
Friday 19th	Jonathan Bobaljik	McGill University	Paradigmaticity without Paradigms: Rich Agreement and Paradigm Uniformity
Friday 26th	Sandra Stjepanovic	West Virginia University	CANCELLED
Tuesday 30th	Hisatsugu Kitahara	Keio University
May
Friday 3rd	Bonnie Dorr	University of Maryland, College Park	Using Linguistic Knowledge for Cross-Language NLP
Friday 10th	Henk Haarmann	University of Maryland, College Park	Is Working Memory an Activated part of Long-term Memory? Evidence from brain potentials and neural synchronization

Directions

Series Organizer

This is a student-run series. This years colloquium is being coordinated by Nina Kazanina and Scott Fults. Please email either Nina or Scott with any questions or conerns.