LAST CALL for papers for Child Phonology

[Joseph Stemberger]

LAST CALL FOR PAPERS
The deadline is fast approaching, but there's still another 11 days to
submit an abstract for the Child Phonology conference in July. What
follows is a re-posting of the call for papers that went out in November.

---Joe Stemberger
Linguistics
UBC



2003 Child Phonology Conference

University of British Columbia
Vancouver, BC, CANADA

UBC is hosting the 2003 Annual Child Phonology Conference July 1-4,
2003. The general schedule for the conference will be as follows:

July 1:    Evening Reception    (optional Canada Day celebrations)


July 2:    Symposia:     Segmental and Feature Development
             Word and Syllable Structure Development

     Posters:     Other topics


July 3:    Symposia:     Phonology in Context -- perception,
             morphology/phonology, syntax/morphology,
             motor development/phonology, metaphonology,
             literacy, hearing impairment/phonology, etc.

     Posters:     Other topics


July 4:    Optional:     Lab tours, focused research discussion groups


We are now calling for symposium paper or poster abstracts for the above
topics.

Symposium papers will be 20-30 minutes in length.
Completed symposia papers need to be received by June 1, in order to be
sent to the discussants.

Posters will be up for the whole day, with a dedicated discussion time
at the end of the day.
The full text of posters need not be sent ahead of time.


Please send an abstract of no more than 250 words by email to Barbara
Bernhardt:

bb at audiospeech.ubc.ca

BY JANUARY 31, 2003

Indicate your presentation preference:
                     [  ]   symposium paper only
                     [  ]   poster only
                     [  ]   prefer symposium, but poster OK if necessary
                     [  ]   no preference


In February, abstracts will be reviewed, symposia organized, and
discussants invited.  The plan will be adjusted depending on submissions.

Note: We are hoping to disseminate the papers from the conference
either in a book or on the web.

We hope to see you there!

--- Barbara Bernhardt & Joe Stemberger