The experimental linguistics group is a forum for graduate students (as well as any interested undergraduate students, faculty, or visitors) to present research or lead discussions in any area of experimental linguistics including (but not limited to) experimental approaches to second language acquisition and bilingualism, experimental syntax and semantics, and psycholinguistics. Group members can present research proposals or a work in progress, give practice talks for conferences or oral exams, or lead discussion of a relevant reading.
Fall 2024 Schedule
All meetings are scheduled to be held in-person on alternating Wednesdays and Thursdays 3-4pm (LCLB 4100). If you would like to join over Zoom, please email Isela at isilve2@illinois.edu.
| DAY | SPEAKER | TOPIC |
| Sept 4 | N/A | Organizational Meeting |
| Sept 12 | Tania | Intervention Study Proposal |
| Sept 18 | Cory | QP1 Proposal |
| Sept 26 | Isela | Gorilla Experiment Builder Workshop |
| Oct 3 | Haneul | Olsson (2021). “How recently borrowed verbs in Russian form perfective aspect: An experimental approach.” Slověne, Vol. 10, №1, p. 392-413. |
| Oct 9 | Xuan | QP2 — Pilot Data |
| Oct 17 | Eleanor | Lyutikova & Gerasimova (2023). “Negative Concord and locality in Russian”. |
| Oct 23 | N/A | NO MEETING |
| Oct 31 | N/A | NO MEETING |
| Nov 6 | Amelia | Prelim Proposal |
| Nov 14 | Jonny | Yamashita (1995). “Verb argument information used in a prodrop language: An experimental study in Japanese”. |
| Nov 20 | N/A | NO MEETING |
| Nov 28 | N/A | NO MEETING — FALL BREAK |
| Dec 5 | ||
| Dec 11 |