admin October 14th, 2009

The Stanford University Department of Linguistics is a very vibrant center of research and teaching, with 20 faculty members, 40 graduate students, and a lively undergraduate major.

The range of languages studied is diverse and the scope of active research and teaching is broad, including acquisition, computational linguistics, historical linguistics, morphology, phonetics, phonology, pragmatics, psycholinguistics, semantics, sociolinguistics, syntax, typology and variation.

• In our department:

  • New website!
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      The department is starting 2010 with a new-look website!
      
      Stanford Linguistics has had an online presence since the birth of the web itself. More than 15 years later, this is our second large overhaul, bringing together all our activities, and those of our friends around the bay, in a more contemporary design.
      
      What do you think of it? (found a bug we missed?) Let us know!:
      
      
      * with many thanks to Susanne Riehemann from the entire department for her work updating the old site, even after she graduated!
  • (More department announcements and events …)

• Around the bay:

  • Linguistics Colloquium: Vera Gribanova (UCSC)
    Friday Feb 12th, 3:30pm (MJH 126)
  • Linguistics Colloquium: Tyler Kendall (Northwestern)
    Tuesday Feb 16th, 4:00pm (MJH 126)
  • Linguistics Colloquium: Maziar Toosarvandani (UC Berkeley)
    Friday Feb 19th, 3:30pm ()
  • Spoken Syntax Lab Meeting: Jason Grafmiller
    Friday Feb 26th, 12:00pm (Cordura 100)
  • Cognition and Language Workshop: Leonard Talmy (University of Buffalo / Linguistics)
    Monday Mar 1st, 4:30pm (Cordura 100)
  • Cognition and Language Workshop: Meghan Sumner (Stanford / Linguistics)
    Monday Mar 8th, 4:00pm (Cordura 100)
  • Semantics Fest: Eleventh Annual Semantics Fest
    Friday Mar 12th, 12:00am (NULL)
  • (More upcoming Bay-Area events …)

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