Showing posts with label defenses. Show all posts
Showing posts with label defenses. Show all posts

24 August 2014

Masashi Hashimoto defends

Masashi Hashimoto will defend his dissertation, “Experiencing in Japanese: The Experiencer Restriction Across Clausal Types,” on Friday, August 29, in the Seminar Hub (N400).

Helen Majewski defends

Congratulations to Helen Majewski who defended her dissertation, “Interpreting Reciprocals: A Processing Approach,” last Wednesday, August 20.

23 May 2014

Staubs defends dissertation on July 30

Robert Staubs will defend his dissertation, “Computational Modeling of Learning Biases in Stress Typology” on Wednesday, July 30, from 2-4PM in Machmer E33. Congratulations Robert!

Hashimoto defends dissertation on August 29

Masashi Hashimoto will defend his dissertation, “Experiencing in Japanese: The Experience Restriction Across Clausal Types,” on Friday, August 29, at 3PM in Machmer E-33. Congratulations Masashi!

04 May 2014

Weir defends

Andrew Weir will defend his dissertation, "Fragments and Clausal Ellipsis," on Tuesday, May 6 in Machmer W23 at 2:30. Come cheer him on!

10 November 2013

Noah Constant's dissertation defense

Noah Constant defends his dissertation, “Contrastive Topic: Meanings and Realizations,” Friday, November 15 at 3:30 in Machmer E-37.

16 January 2012

Tanja Heizmann defends dissertation on January 18

Tanja Heizmann will defend her dissertation, "Acquisition of Exhaustivity in Clefts and Questions and the Quantifier Connection -- A Crosslinguistic Study of English and German" on Wednesday, January 18, at 3PM in Bartlett 206.

Congratulations Tanja!

25 December 2011

Tanja Heizmann defends her dissertation!

Tanja Heizmann will defend her dissertation,

Acquisition of Exhaustivity in Clefts & Questions; and the Quantifier Connection - A Cross-linguistic Study of English and German on Wednesday, January 18, 2012 at 3:00 in Bartlett 206

06 November 2011

Emily Elfner defends Dissertation on Tuesday

Emily Elfner will defend her dissertation: "Syntax-Prosody Interactions in Irish" on Tuesday, November 8th at 4PM in Bartlett 206.

All are welcome!

05 September 2011

Andrew McKenzie defends dissertation

Andrew McKenzie defende his dissertation, "The Role of Contextual Restriction in Reference-Tracking," on August 19th.

Andrew will be a Faculty Fellow at the Linguistics and TESOL program at UT, Arlington in the 2010-11 year.

Congratulations Andrew!

Aynat Rubinstein defends Dissertation

On August 18, Aynat successfully defended her dissertation "Roots of Modality."

Aynat will be a postdoctoral fellow in the Linguistics Department at Georgetown University in the 2010-11 year.

Congratulations Aynat!

14 May 2011

Michael Key's dissertation

Mike Key will defend his dissertation, "Phonological and phonetic biases in speech perception," on Monday, June 13 at 2:00PM in Herter 116.

Congratulations Mike!

Karen Jesney defends

Karen Jesney's dissertation, "Cumulative constraint interaction in phonological acquisition and typology," will be defended at 10AM on Thursday, June 9 in Herter 116.

Congratulations Karen!

Wendell Kimper's dissertation defense

Wendell Kimper will defend "Competing Triggers: Transparency and Opacity in Vowel Harmony" on Friday, June 10 at 9:30AM in Herter 201.

Congratulations Wendell!

27 March 2011

Maria Biezma-Garrido defends!

On Tuesday, March 29, at 2PM in Bartlett 205, Maria Biezma-Garrido will defend her doctoral dissertation: "Anchoring Pragmatics in Syntax and Semantics."

All are welcome!