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Schedule

This is a preliminary schedule of events for the conference. Details will be added once presenters have been finalized.

All times are in EDT (UTC-4). Talks are 20 minutes followed by 5 minutes for questions. Poster sessions are 50 minutes long, with flash talks for the first 30 minutes and then 20 minutes for questions.

Friday, April 23, 2022

5:00 PM - 7:00 PM

Ice Cream Social, in-person in 106 Morrill Hall

Saturday, April 24, 2022

Talk Session 1: 10:00 AM - 11:50 AM

10:10 AM

Gender and Sound Change: An Evaluation of Stevens, Harrington, and Schiel (2019) /s/- retraction in English

Jonathan WuWong, The University of Chicago

10:35 AM

The effect of social information on vowel perception

Andy Kim, Cornell University

11:00 AM

How does the World Englishes paradigm influence convergence rates in speakers of Midwestern English? An Experimental Analysis

Elliot Stork, Carleton College

11:25 AM

Probabilistic Listener: A Case of Reflexive ziji "self" Ambiguity Resolution in Mandarin

Fengyue Zhao, University of Massachusetts – Amherst

Talk Session 2: 12:05 PM - 1:45 PM

12:05 PM

Examining the Perceived Meaning of African American English Dialect Aspectual Markers

Dan DeGenaro, University of Massachusetts - Amherst

12:30 PM

Discourse Markers in Gujarati: the usage of to

Aashna Brahmbhatt, Cornell University

12:55 PM

Quantities and Intensifiers in the Pekigbe dialect of Ewe

Joshua Rivera, New York University

Poster Session 1: 2:45 PM - 3:35 PM

 

Stigmatic speech and sex industry participants

Kate Kinniard, The Ohio State University

Interaction of Gender Assignment Rules in Spanish-English Bilingual Speech

Ashlyn Winship, New York University

Translating Lio Kinship Terms and Their Social Function

Arwen Canino Fluit, SUNY Stony Brook

The Interpretation of Unexpected Redundancy in Communicative Interaction

Sophie Faircloth and Inthat Boonpongmanee, University of Pennsylvania

Ukrainian Language Politics in the Context of War

Chandini White, Ohio State University

Emotional Intensity Lexicons for Event-Based Corpora

Anna Prince, Georgetown University

Examining the presence of distractors in the acquisition of comparative quantifiers

KD Dretler, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

"This way kids": the roles of locativity in Korean queer identity construction

Shea Husband, Macalester College

3:50 PM - 5:00PM Keynote Talk
Tones: Where are they coming from?
Professor Kristine Yu, University of Massachusetts, Amherst

Sunday, April 25, 2022

Talk Session 1: 10:00 AM - 11:50 AM

10:10 AM

Cre8n Txt: Generativity in Textese

Matthew Angel, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

10:35 AM

Applicability of Lexicostastically Informed Phylogenies to Proto-Bantu *j

Kai Schenck, University of Rochester

11:00 AM

Extreme Locality Applied Globally: The Case for Extreme Locality in Malagasy

Tate Russell, Carleton College

11:25 AM

Object Marker Doubling in Ikalanga

Mady Colantes, Pomona College

Talk Session 2: 12:05 PM - 1:20 PM

12:05 PM

Complementizer Selection by Japanese Verbs

Yuzhou Yan, McGill University

12:30 PM

On the Polysemy of the Valency-Changing Suffix |+γi-| in Central Alaskan Yupik

Juan Cancel, Cornell University

12:55 PM

Non-Active Voice in Mandarin Chinese

Shangyan (Katherine) Pan, Bucknell University

Poster Session 1: 2:20 PM - 3:10 PM

 

Centralization and Raising in Maay Maay Vowels

Peyton Cameron and Aline Cunia, Syracuse University

Emotions and the Body in Twi

Sylvia Cohen, Western Washington University

 

Referential Contrast Effect in Definite Modified Noun Phrases with Color Adjectives

Silas Brainard, Cornell University

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Cancelling and Clout Chasing: An Analysis of Online Shaming Practices and Their Consequences

Diya Chatterjee, New York University

 

Goin' Through Changes: The Formality of Speech Patterns When Discussing the COVID-19 Pandemic

Alexis Behnke, Michigan State University

Serial Verb Constructions in Lio

Thomas J. Conway, SUNY Stony Brook University

 

Implications of metalinguistics awareness on early childhood word-referent mapping

Zinan Yang, Macalester College

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3:50 PM - 5:00PM Keynote Talk
Neural Language Priming
Professor Marten van Schijndel, Cornell University
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