This Spring, the Linguistics Seminar Series included a poster session for current graduate students to highlight ongoing and recent research. Many of these researchers will also be presenting their work later this year at conferences both across the country and abroad. A current list of upcoming student presentations can be found here. This poster session showcased a large range of research and methods from a variety of subfields relating to languages and Linguistics.
The poster session included the following presentations by Linguistics PhD students and faculty:
Gunjan Anand - Synthetic Data Augmentation for Language Identification of Closely Related Languages in Low-Resource Settings
Haneul Choi - Object order in Russian: An experimental approach
Yixin Gu & Yan Tang - Explaining Intelligibility Improvement under Constrained Energetic Masking: Release from Informational or Modulation masking?
Mai Mohamed Eida, Mayar Nassar, & Jonathan Dunn - How Well Do Tweets Represent Sub-Dialects of Egyptian Arabic?
Melika Rajabi & Silvina Montrul- Differential Object Marking in Child and Adult Persian Heritage Speakers in the US
Eleanor Sand & Tania Ionin - Negative Concord in L2-English and L2-Russian
Isela Silvera - Korean Object Control: Weeding out Imposters
Anna Stephanov - An Acoustic Study of the Veneto ‘Evanescent’ /l/
Elif Varlik - Virtual Study Sessions as Professional Development: Fostering Critical Multilingual Awareness among Adult Literacy Education Teachers
Great work to all of these presenters! We look forward to seeing more excellent research!
