College of Arts & Sciences
Linguistics Program
Spring 2014 Speaker Series-No Limits!
COLLOQUIUM SERIES
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THURSDAY
FRIDAY
FRIDAY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
APRIL
20
21
4
Elise Berman, University of North
Carolina, Charlotte
The Road to Liklob: Deception,
Speech, and Avoiding Giving in the
Marshall Islands
Rey Romero, University of Houston
Keith Walters, Portland State
University
A tale of two city language shifts:
Spanish in Houston and JudeoSpanish in New York City
Workshop on teaching native Arabic
speakers ESL effectively
9:00 AM – 12:00 PM, Byrnes 203
10:50 AM, BA 402
The Challenges of Speak-EnglishOnly Rules in the Workplace: A
Sociolinguistic Perspective
3:30 PM, BA 337
Morphological innovations in JudeoSpanish heritage speakers
3:30 PM, BA 003
4:15 PM, Hamilton College 318
LANGUAGE VIBE LUNCHTIME TALKS
FRIDAY
WEDNESDAY
FRIDAY
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
APRIL
31
26
18
Christine Ofulue, Fulbright Visiting
Scholar
Mark Amengual, Furman University
Curtis Ford, Russian and Linguistics
Programs, USC
Negotiating Africanness: Language
practices and contemporary identities
in Nigerian Pidgin and Gullah/
Geechee creole contexts
The phonetic abilities of early
Spanish-Catalan bilinguals: contactinduced change, standardization,
and dialectal levelling
How to Create 21st Century
Learning Materials and Reach the
World for Little or No Money
12:00 PM, Thomas Cooper Lib. Rm 204
12: 00 PM, Petigru 112
12: 00 PM, Petigru 212
For more information, please visit the Linguistics Program webpage:
http://artsandsciences.sc.edu/ling/activities/colloquia