Colloquia

We are pleased to announce that the next talk in our 2013-14 McGill Linguistics Colloquium Series will be by Norvin Richards (MIT) on Friday, February 28th at 3:30 pm in the Education...

We are pleased to announce that the next talk in our 2013-14 McGill Linguistics Colloquium Series will be by Marc Brunelle (University of Ottawa) this Friday,...

We are pleased to announce that the next talk in our 2013-14 McGill Linguistics Colloquium Series will be by Jakob R. E. Leimgruber (McGill) on Friday, February 7th at 3:30 pm in...

Please join us for the first colloquium of the winter semester! Speaker: Julie Legate (University of Pennsylvania) Date & Time: Friday, January 10, 3:30...

Please note that the time and location of Richard Compton's colloquium talk at Concordia this Friday has changed. New coordinates are as follows....

McGill post-doc Richard Compton will give a colloquium talk at Concordia this Friday: "Two types of adjectives hiding in Inuit." The talk will be on November...

Who: Laurent Dekydtspotter (Indiana University) When: Friday 11/22 at 3:30pm Where: Education Building room 216 Title: "Parsing second languages: Anaphora in real time cycles of computations Abstract: ...

We are pleased to announce that the next talk in our 2013-14 McGill Linguistics Colloquium Series, coordinated with McGill's CRBLM,  Who: Alan Yu (University of Chicago) When:...

Please join us for our second colloquium of the semester! Who: Emily Elfner (McGill University) When: Friday 10/4, 3:30pm Where: Education 433 Title:...

Please join us for the first colloquium of the semester! Who: Richard Compton (McGill University) When: Friday, 9/20 3:30pm Where: Education, room 433 Title: Evidence for phrasal...

Below is the linguistics colloquium schedule for the fall semester. Titles and locations will be announced as the talks approach. The winter schedule...

Speaker: Bryan Gick When: Friday, 09/14 at 3:30pm Where: Education 211 Title: How humans don't have lips Abstract: Researchers concerned with speech and related functions...