#LCUGA7 wraps up with our final plenary talk from Dr. Robin Dodsworth, "Why and how to collect better personal network data for variationist sociolinguistics". Thank you to all of our presenters and to everyone who attended!
Welcome back to the second day of #LCUGA7!
Breakfast will be held in MLC 147 at 10 am, and the morning announcements will start at 10:25. Check out the full schedule at https://t.co/5NXJ0bhAxZ.
A big welcome to our #LCUGA7 presenters and attendees!
Those who are attending in person, join us for breakfast in MLC room 147 at 9 am, followed by welcome announcements! Virtual attendees, we will see you in the Gather space soon!
ONE WEEK until #LCUGA7! We're looking forward to discussing "Language and Connection" with everyone next weekend (Oct. 9-10)!
Register at https://t.co/zRIPY27UBC (free for the first 30 virtual attendees)!
#LCUGA7 will be happening in two weeks, on October 9 and 10!
Registration is free for the first 30 virtual attendees, sign up at https://t.co/zRIPY27UBC!
#LCUGA7 will be offering FREE registration to the first 30 virtual attendees! Non-presenters who plan to attend the conference online, register now to claim your spot on the list!
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Registration for #LCUGA7 is now available! Non-presenting attendees can register at the link below. We look forward to seeing you there!
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Join us this fall for #LCUGA7! The conference, with a theme of "Language and Connection", will be held on October 9-10, 2021 in Athens, GA and virtually simulcast on Gather.
Submit abstracts by July 15 at https://t.co/ncNVJvnxmy
The 7th Annual Linguistics Conference at UGA (#LCUGA7) will be held on October 9-10, 2021 in Athens, GA and virtually simulcast on Gather! Join us for an interdisciplinary conference focused on "Language and Connection."
Abstracts are due on July 15:
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Congrats to Dot-Eum (Rachel) Kim for successfully defending her QP2 entitled “Korean Americans: [+back] on the B/OW/T” & being admitted to candidacy! Rachel’s committee was impressed with her solid and compelling research regarding the speech of Korean Americans in Georgia. #UGA
Looking for courses to take online this summer? 💻There are still seats available in LING 2100E - The Study of Language and LING 4910 - Special Topics: The Digital Life of Language courses.➡️Go to https://t.co/FTOY0Ncjti to register! #Summer#Onlineclasses#UGALinguistics#UGA