CoLang 2014 Updates: Scholarships, Courses, and Registration News

[Ari Sherris]

Greetings,

Do the "4 field method languages" selected influence the 2 week workshop
sessions, or just the actual field work?

I am hoping the latter is true, as I was hoping to bring my own examples
from Montana Salish to work with during the workshop sessions by way of
applications.

Looking forward to your reply! Thank you!
Best,
Ari

-- 
Arieh (Ari) Sherris
https://tamuk.academia.edu/AriSherris


On Thu, Apr 17, 2014 at 9:21 AM, Morgan, Juliet L. <juliet.morgan at ou.edu>wrote:

>   We have additional updates and information on CoLang 2014, the
> Institute on Collaborative Language Research, which offers training
> in language documentation, revitalization, and field methodologies.  CoLang
> 2014 will take place June 16-27, 2014 for two week workshop sessions, with
> many participants staying on an additional month to enroll in the field
> methods courses, which run June 30 - July 25, 2014.  CoLang 2014 will take
> place at the University of Texas at Arlington. Full information is online at
> http://tinyurl.com/colang2014 or inquiries may be sent to
> uta2014institute at gmail.com for more information.
>
>  CoLang 2014 scholarship notices, from the Linguistic Society of American
> and the internal awards given by the local organizers at UT Arlington, have
> started going out.  All four field methods languages have been finalized:
> Alabama <http://www.ethnologue.com/language/akz> (Muskogean; [akz]) with
> Dr. Mary Linn; Apoala Mixtec <http://www.ethnologue.com/language/mip>(Otomanguean; [mip]; *note
> this section will requires Spanish proficiency to work with the Mixtec
> speakers*) with Dr. Christian DiCanio; Enya<http://www.ethnologue.com/language/gey>(Bantu; [gey]) with Dr. Amanda Miller; and
> Innu <http://www.ethnologue.com/language/MOE> (Algonquian; [moe]) with
> Dr. Monica Macauley.  Seats are still available in all four sections.
>
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> We encourage participants to consider registering as early as possible,
> since some of our workshops are already nearing enrollment caps.
>
>
>  Early bird registration prices have been extended to April 30.  (A
> deposit of $150 is allowed if paying by credit card.) All costs must be
> paid in full by that date in order to stay registered in the selected
> courses and not incur additional costs.  The registration site is currently
> open at http://tinyurl.com/Register4CoLang<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001RREwoCKTUYBrlfGXJZ81mn6F1-auv8gGe7M5aQOMTccjuhq5ylNV0gba_1QIZ5OVDriOJkDcNx4lzp4fPoo2r1XPK7rcMcdVEQJi2iLC7AFcDbNCpcQ3Prmp5e6CJSZumHIsJVR-oWvYhZAy42pJvOmO8vlaX5aTb_GFKZGLSMUvHLblY5SzeQNKt2EKETV_&c=RJG-ceiOMR4zSnJPHpRu8bsEpLD1f>.
>  The early bird registration fee is $750 for the two weeks workshop. If a
> field methods course is added, the six weeks sessions costs $2250 in fees.
>  Note that housing, food and travel are not included in registration
> costs.  Scholarship recipients must complete their registration and pay any
> remaining costs by April 30.
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> Dr. Colleen Fitzgerald
> Professor
> Dept. of Linguistics & TESOL
> The University of Texas at Arlington
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