29.952, Calls: General Linguistics/USA

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LINGUIST List: Vol-29-952. Wed Feb 28 2018. ISSN: 1069 - 4875.

Subject: 29.952, Calls: General Linguistics/USA

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Date: Wed, 28 Feb 2018 18:16:18
From: Bobby Felster [felsterr at msu.edu]
Subject: Great Lakes Expo for Experimental and Formal Undergraduate Linguistics

 
Full Title: Great Lakes Expo for Experimental and Formal Undergraduate Linguistics 
Short Title: GLEEFUL 

Date: 21-Apr-2018 - 22-Apr-2018
Location: East Lansing, MI, USA 
Contact Person: Bobby Felster
Meeting Email: gleeful.2018 at gmail.com
Web Site: http://sites.google.com/site/gleeful2018/ 

Linguistic Field(s): General Linguistics 

Call Deadline: 10-Mar-2018 

Meeting Description:

The q Undergraduate Association for Linguistics at Michigan State University
(qUALMS) is pleased to announce the eighth annual Great Lakes Expo for
Experimental and Formal Undergraduate Linguistics (GLEEFUL). GLEEFUL aims to
bring together undergraduate linguists from across the continent to present
high quality, original research to their peers in order to gain experience and
a greater appreciation for the many ways to study linguistics and
language-related fields.

Additionally, qUALMS is pleased to announce the continuation of our workshop
series for GLEEFUL. These workshops are aimed at undergraduates looking to
improve their skill set by exposing them to current techniques and ways to
approach linguistic problems.

GLEEFUL was first held in 2011 and is in its 8th consecutive year. GLEEFUL has
historically been held on the same weekend as MSULC, making it possible for
visitors to attend both conferences. Each conference features a keynote
speaker who is a current researcher in linguistics.
 
Keynote Speaker:

Professor Ian Roberts
University of Cambridge

Two Workshops:

Using Machine Learning to Study Human Language
Will Styler
University of Michigan

LaTeX for Linguists
Alan Munn
Michigan State University

For more information, please visit our conference website at:
https://sites.google.com/site/gleeful2018/


2nd Call for Papers:

GLEEFUL 2018 will be held on April 21-22, 2018 in East Lansing, Michigan. For
abstracts we are looking for high quality, original, undergraduate research in
the broad field of linguistics and language sciences.

We invite 1 page abstracts (500 words) for 10-15 minute presentations or
posters from any area of linguistics. Abstract submission and registration
will all be done electronically through our email gleeful.2018 at gmail.com.
Please also indicate if you prefer an oral presentation or a poster
presentation.

Updated deadline for submission of abstract: Saturday March 10, 2018

Abstracts will be reviewed, and participants will be notified around mid- to
late-March.
For further information, you can send an email to gleeful.2018 at gmail.com , or
check out the GLEEFUL website. You can also follow @msu_qualms or like us on
Facebook for updates, reminders, and more.

Bobby Felster   
GLEEFUL Chair, qUALMS

Rachel Stacey
President, qUALMS




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