UBC will host the 37th annual Northwest Linguistics Conference (NWLC). The NWLC is an annual conference, hosted on an alternating basis by Simon Fraser University, UBC, University of Victoria, and University of Washington. The conference is an opportunity for students to present their research, and make connections with their peers and other researchers.
Molly Babel (University of British Columbia) will give a LOC talk at 3:30 pm on Friday, June 16th on Zoom. See the abstract information below. Zoom link: https://ubc.zoom.us/j/63905526459?pwd=NnVETjAvMjRmK0JVc2ppR1hNdzJ0UT09 The own-voice benefit in word recognition There is a well documented familiarity benefit in spoken word recognition and sentence processing. Simply, listeners show improved performance when presented with […]
Yurika Aonuki, a UBC distinguished alumnus and currently a doctoral student in linguistics at MIT, will give a Linguistics Outside the Classroom colloquium. The title of the talk is Degree semantics in Gitksan and Japanese.
Language Sciences Undergraduate Research Conference 
Northwest Linguistics Conference 
LOC Colloquium – Molly Babel 
LOC colloquium: Yurika Aonuki