December 10, 2019
Fall 2019 Poster Session
The Department of Linguistics successfully hosted its biannual poster session last Friday on December 6th.
Held twice a year in the fall and spring semesters, the poster session provides an opportunity for undergraduate and graduate students, and faculty members to share their research with the public.
Presenters:
- Cross-linguistic trends in speech errors: An analysis of the sub-lexical errors of SFUSED Cantonese
Professor John Alderete - Analyzing bias in news articles: Detecting frequency of criticism towards political entities
Lucas Chambers - The perception of /n/-/ŋ/ in onset-syllable position by native English and Filipino listeners
Paula Correa - Dáa asan súu (You talk now): Turn-taking strategies in one X̱aad Kil (Northern Haida) conversation
Kelli Finney - Production of Mandarin Tone2-Tone3 Contrast: An Acoustic Comparison Between Mandarin-speaking Adults and Children
Yuchen Li - An Optimality Theory Analysis of Diminutive Suffixation of Chengdu Chinese
Bingqing Yu - Who is using the variant of sentence-final particle ya in social media ya55?”: An analysis of user profiles on Sina Weibo
Yifang Yuan
