interim update on workshops following igala3 conference

[湯川純幸]

Guys(!),

I'll second Laurel's motion (?).  I'm thinking of attending the teaching
workshop myself, but don't want to miss Penny's workshop either.

Best, Sumiyuki Yukawa

Laurel Kamada wrote:

> Dear Sally,
> I may not be able to attend these extremely interesting post-conference
> workshops, but I was wondering if there would be any possibilty of
> purchasing an audio-cassette (and handouts) of these workshops.  I know that
> some conferences do provide such services. I am especially interested in the
> gender and language teaching workshop and also the one with Penny Eckert.
>
> Yours, Laurel Kamada
>
> >From: Sally McConnell-Ginet <smg9 at CORNELL.EDU>
> >Reply-To: List for the International Gender and Language Association
> >       <GALA-L at LISTSERV.LINGUISTLIST.ORG>
> >To: GALA-L at LISTSERV.LINGUISTLIST.ORG
> >Subject: interim update on workshops following igala3 conference
> >Date: Fri, 16 Apr 2004 21:16:29 -0400
> >
> >As most of you know IGALA3 will be held at Cornell University in
> >Ithaca, NY, USA 5-7 June (with a preconference reception the evening
> >of Friday, 4 June).  The full program will be posted in the next week
> >or so but meanwhile we wanted to update you a little about the
> >post-conference workshops that will be held Monday, 7 June, 2:15
> >pm-5:15 pm.  There will be three workshops, all of them as "hands on"
> >as we can make them.  One is devoted to teaching language and gender
> >courses and will look at such matters as developing syllabi,
> >resources, pedagogical methods, and questions raised by different
> >kinds of students and institutions; the workshop facilitators, Janet
> >Holmes and Marisol del Teso Craviotto, will encourage people to bring
> >samples of the kinds of things they do in the courses they've taught.
> >Another emphasizes ethical and consent issues in doing language and
> >gender research and will include discussion of practical matters like
> >consent forms and dealing w/ internal review boards as well as more
> >basic questions about responsibilities to the communities within
> >which research is being conducted and the different kinds of
> >questions that arise in different national contexts.  This workshop
> >is being facilitated by Penny Eckert and Tanya Matthews.  The third
> >workshop will be held in the Cornell phonetics lab and will focus on
> >phonetic research methods and resources.  This workshop will be
> >facilitated by Lisa Lavoie, Rob Podesva, and Liz Strand, who among
> >them cover both production and perception and who all have
> >considerable experience doing phonetic and lg/gender/sexuality
> >research.  Those interested in this workshop should let us know as
> >soon as possible as lab space is somewhat limited; if you want to
> >attend, please send an e-mail to igala3 at cornell.edu as soon as
> >possible.  (We will assign spots on a "first come, first served"
> >basis.)  More detailed descriptions of each of the workshops will be
> >posted soon on our website (http://ling.cornell.edu/igala3/) along
> >with the full program for the conference.  We hope to see many of you
> >there!
> >--
> >Sally McConnell-Ginet
> >Professor of Linguistics
> >Morrill Hall, Cornell
> >Ithaca, NY 14853-4701
> >607-255-6469  (Ling Dept office: 255-1105)
> >FAX: 607-255-2044
>
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