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Modeling Pausing Patterns in Adult Narrative Speech

The Department of Linguistics and the Graduate Linguists of Oregon Student Society (GLOSS) are pleased to announce that their weekly colloquium will be hosting the talk:

Modeling Pausing Patterns in Adult Narrative Speech

given by Jeff Kallay

Friday, January 24 at 3:30pm in Straub 145

University of Oregon

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Linguistic Description and Comprehensive Documentation of Mewahang, Nepal

The Department of Linguistics and the Graduate Linguists of Oregon Student Society (GLOSS) are pleased to announce that their weekly colloquium will be hosting the talk:

Linguistic Description and Comprehensive Documentation of Mewahang, Nepal

given by Dr. Narayan Sharma

Friday, January 17, at 3:30pm in Straub 145,

University of Oregon

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Connecting better: Understanding linguistic self-representation and accommodation benefits business outcomes

The Department of Linguistics and the Graduate Linguists of Oregon Student Society (GLOSS) are pleased to announce that their weekly colloquium will be hosting the talk:

Connecting better: Understanding linguistic self-representation and accommodation benefits business outcomes

given by Dr. Jordana Heller (Textio)

Friday, November 22, at 3:30pm in Straub 145,

University of Oregon

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The Applicative(-like) Functions of Nilotic Directionals

The Department of Linguistics and the Graduate Linguists of Oregon Student Society (GLOSS) are pleased to announce that their weekly colloquium will be hosting the talk:

The Applicative(-like) Functions of Nilotic Directionals

given by Dr. Doris L. Payne (University of Oregon)

Friday, November 15, at 3:30pm in Straub 145,

University of Oregon

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Measuring productive second language lexical proficiency as a multidimensional construct

The Department of Linguistics and the Graduate Linguists of Oregon Student Society (GLOSS) are pleased to announce that their weekly colloquium will be hosting the talk:

Measuring productive second language lexical proficiency as a multidimensional construct

given by Dr. Kristopher Kyle (University of Oregon)

Friday, November 8, at 3:30pm in Straub 145,

University of Oregon

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Listener head gestures: a(n updated) comparison of Tamil and English narratives

The Department of Linguistics and the Graduate Linguists of Oregon Student Society (GLOSS) are pleased to announce that their weekly colloquium will be hosting the talk:

Listener head gestures: a(n updated) comparison of Tamil and English narratives

given by Dr. Eric Pederson (University of Oregon)

Friday, November 1, at 3:30pm in Straub 145,

University of Oregon

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How a couple of conversations solved a long-standing analytical mystery in Kari’nja by Dr. Spike Gildea

The Department of Linguistics and the Graduate Linguists of Oregon Student Society (GLOSS) are pleased to announce that their weekly colloquium will be hosting the talk:

How a couple of conversations solved a long-standing analytical mystery in Kari’nja

given by Dr. Spike Gildea (University of Oregon)

Friday, October 25, at 3:30pm in Straub 145,

University of Oregon

[embeddoc url=”https://blogs.uoregon.edu/gloss/files/2019/10/Conversation-and-Engagement-in-Karinja.docx” download=”all” viewer=”google” ]

Less lone wolf and more meerkat: organizational frameworks and technologies for collaborative and open linguistic fieldwork by Dr Richard Griscom

The Department of Linguistics and the Graduate Linguists of Oregon Student Society (GLOSS) are pleased to announce that their weekly colloquium will be hosting the talk:

Less lone wolf and more meerkat: organizational frameworks and technologies for collaborative and open linguistic fieldwork

given by Dr. Richard Griscom (University of Oregon)

Friday, May 24, at 3:30pm in Straub 145,

University of Oregon

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Innovations in language study: Curricula for the 21st century by Dr Robert Davis

The Department of Linguistics and the Graduate Linguists of Oregon Student Society (GLOSS) are pleased to announce that their weekly colloquium will be hosting the talk:

Innovations in language study: Curricula for the 21st century

given by Dr. Robert Davis (University of Oregon, Department of Romance Languages)

Friday, May 17, at 3:30pm in Straub 145,

University of Oregon

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Phonation across languages by Dr. Patricia Keating

The Department of Linguistics and the Graduate Linguists of Oregon Student Society (GLOSS) are pleased to announce that their weekly colloquium will be hosting the talk:

Phonation across languages

given by Dr. Patricia Keating (University of California, Los Angles https://linguistics.ucla.edu/people/keating/keating.htm)

Friday, May 10, at 3:30pm in Straub 145,

University of Oregon

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