The Department of Linguistics regularly hosts conferences at which linguistic research is presented, including our own student-run Illinois Language and Linguistics Society. The Department Seminar serves as a forum for presentation of current research by department faculty and graduate students, linguists from other departments, and outside speakers. Several more informal reading and discussion groups are also in operation.

Campus in Spring

Nominals and Nominalizations in Korean and Beyond

In this AKS (Academy of Korean Studies)-sponsored workshop, we will showcase research that address currently debated issues in the morphology, syntax, and semantics-pragmatics of nominals and nominalizations in Korean and other languages.

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Illinois Language and Linguistics Society (ILLS)

ILLS is an annual linguistics conference open to all subfields and aimed primarily at providing graduate and undergraduate students a friendly venue to present their work. ILLS is entirely student-organized and operated by the Linguistics Student Organization at UIUC.

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GASLA

GASLA-17 is a venue for linguists to present theoretically informed research on second language acquisition. The GASLA-17 meeting will feature a special session on psycholinguistic and computational approaches to second language acquisition.

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MidPhon 29

MidPhon is an annual meeting that brings together phonetics and phonology researchers from the Midwestern region of the United States.

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