Megan Hutto and Jihye Seong

This Friday, Megan will be presenting her work "Mea Culpa: Admissions of guilt and locus of control."

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Jihye will be presenting her work on Korean honorific usage among heritage speakers of Korean.

As always, we are in 617 Baldy Hall at 12pm.

Abstracts workshop

We will spend the first part of the session talking about what makes a strong abstract, and then we will apply our knowledge by giving each other constructive feedback, so that we can strengthen our abstracts, practice editing and reviewing skills, and get updates about each other's awesome work. 

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To participate, please:

-send Abigael a Word version of your abstract draft by Thursday evening

-come on Friday with a draft and a writing implement

Welcome back!

Come meet the Sociolx Lab-ers!

Shut up and write!

Be quiet and get stuff done!

Dry run day

Come hear dry runs for QP presentations and summer conferences!

Holly Keily

Holly will be presenting her dissertation research: "Referring to actions and objects in co-speech gesture production"

Abstract workshop

We're hosting another abstract workshop! Come with an abstract on your computer and we'll workshop them!

Jen Schechter

Jen will be presenting her research: "Votes and Variation: The Enigma of Donald Trump's Accent"

Monty Hill

Monty will be presenting on his dissertation research, with help from his research assistant!

David Fertig

Come hear Dr. Fertig present "What Early Modern variation can tell us about morphological change"

Corpus Methods Workshop

Come learn about corpus strategies for sociolinguistic data!

What are you doing?

Micro-presentations from lab members explaining what they're working on.

Wolfgang Wölck and Jihye Seong

Double header! We're starting a little early this Wednesday with Wolf Wölck and a 30-minute presentation before we hear from the amazing Jihye Seong presenting on her research of L1 and L2 Korean acquisition. Join us for an action-packed first presentation day.

Shut up and write!

Starting the semester off productive: week 3 of Shut up and write!

Shut up and write!

Start your semester off productive & come Shut up and write with us

Shut up and write!

Come and Shut up with us (and write)!

Corpus workshop

Our intrepid leader Abigael will host a corpus workshop.

Get to know Socio(lab)

Introduction to Sociolxlab and planning for this semester. If there's time, we'll also shut up and write

Christian DiCanio

Dr. DiCanio will be presenting "Word and sentence level prosody in complex tone languages"
 

Jeri Jaeger

Jeri will be talking about slips of the tongue

Randi Moore

In a special combined session with the Semantic Typology Lab, Randi Moore will present "Effects of landscape and community membership in spatial reference practices of Isthmus Zapotec speakers"

Abigael Candelas

Abigael will present "Consent in Institutional Discourse"

Emily Glenn-Smith

Emily will be presenting "Regional Dialects within American Sign Language and the impact of Social Media"

Shut up and write!

Productivity day! Come and write with us

Karin Michelson

Karin will be presenting "A Story about Oneida Paradigms"

Jeff Good

Jeff Good is going to visit, with a presentation: "Investigating multilingualism and language change in the Cameroonian Grassfields"

Jason Goldstein

Jason will be talking about Sign Language Interpreting, and working with an interpreter.

Abstract Feedback Workshop

Come with an abstract for a conference or journal, or one you wrote just to practice, printed or on your computer. We'll go around, read, and comment.

QP Skillsharing

Come for a workshop day! Bring current projects for discussion. Special attention will be paid to the QP writers, but all are welcome.

Wolfgang Wölck

Wolf will give a presentation on Communities of practices, Ethnolects, and more!