35.2165, Confs: Vocab at Maryland Workshops

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Subject: 35.2165, Confs: Vocab at Maryland Workshops

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Date: 31-Jul-2024
From: Ruirui Jia [rjia at umd.edu]
Subject: Vocab at Maryland Workshops


Vocab at Maryland Workshops

Date: 14-Jun-2025 - 18-Jun-2025
Location: University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland, USA
Contact: Bronson Hui
Contact Email: vocabatmaryland at umd.edu

Linguistic Field(s): Language Acquisition; Lexicography; Morphology;
Psycholinguistics; Semantics

Meeting Description:

Vocab at Maryland is the first edition of the Vocab@ conference series
held in North America. Previous Vocab@ conferences were hosted in
Wellington (New Zealand), Tokyo (Japan), and Leuven (Belgium). We are
excited to bring the conference to College Park, and the DMV (DC,
Maryland, and Virginia) area in the United States.

Hosted by the Second Language Acquisition program at the University of
Maryland, the conference aims to bring together global vocabulary
researchers to share ideas and thoughts about various
vocabulary-related research topics such as lexical
representation/processing, vocabulary learning/teaching, vocabulary
assessment, and vocabulary-related research methods.

The Vocab at Maryland Summer School is part of the Vocab at Maryland
conference and is a two-day event (06/14/2025-06/15/2024) featuring
workshops on topics related to vocabulary research. The summer school
events will take place in the Language Science Center inside the H.J.
Patterson building at the University of Maryland, College Park.

On Day 1, attendees can choose either eye tracking or structural
equation modeling. For each topic, there will be three 3-hour sessions
with hands-on practice. On Day 2, all attendees will learn about open
science practices and more.



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