The Syntax Meetings provide an opportunity for graduate students and visitors to present their research in syntax and semantics. The papers could be works-in-progress or as polished as conference presentations. You will be able to present for an hour, but expect many interuptions and questions.
| 5 February | [No Syntax Lunch] | |
| 12 February | [Open] | |
| 19 February | Chizuru Nakao and Shiti Malhotra | PLC practice talks: (Nakao) When 'What' Means 'Why': On Accusative Wh-adjuncts in Japanese,(Malhotra) Quantifier Induced Barriers and Wh-movement |
| 26 February | So-One Hwang and Johannes Jurka | ECO5 Practice talks 1: (Hwang) Possible impossible extraction out of Complex-NP islands , (Jurka) Perfect Identity in Sluicing |
| 4 March | Alex Drummond | ECO5 Practice talks 2: Reconstruction and English PPs |
| 11 March | [Open] | |
| 18 March | [No Syntax Lunch] | Spring Break |
| 25 March | [Open] | |
| 1 April | [Open] | |
| 8 April | [Open] | |
| 15 April | Dave Kush | Informational Isthmuses: On the Topic of Clefts and Relative Clause Islands |
| 22 April | Jeffrey Lidz | Island introducing reflexives in Kannada |
| 29 April | Atakan Ince | 895 defense: Non-Wh Phrases in Sluicing in Turkish |
| 6 May | [No Syntax Lunch] | |
| 13 May | Chizuru Nakao and Atakan Ince | practice talks |
| 20 May | speaker? | |
| Planned Speaker | Dina Kapetangianni (University of Michigan, Ann Arbor) | TBA |