Congratulations to our presenters who have published their conference slides and presentations! Please help us spread the fantastic linguistic knowledge from this year's WCCFL here on social media ๐๐๐
Especial thanks to the @UAZ_ReDATA team #linguistics@UALinguistics
Itโs a wrap!! We had a wonderful time and hope you did, too! Check out our website for information about our organizing committee, attendance statistics, WCCFL 40 and the upcoming GLOW colloquium. Thank you, everyone!!! https://t.co/ctdvaFOPxh
More great talks underway this morning on our last day (๐ข) of #WCCFL39. Donโt forget our final poster session at 9:30 followed immediately by the business meeting at 10:30!
We're pleased to let you know that Andrew McKenzie's talk is ready to be streamed on YouTube. Thanks to everyone who's made this effort possible and thanks, Andrew McKenzie for the wonderful talk!
@AzLingCircle@UALinguistics@rhenderson@heidi_harley
https://t.co/rbu9KDE1EW
How good is this? Robert Henderson's art of our first plenary talk on Genuine Explanations with Noam Chomsky.
@rhenderson , will you be selling a non-fungible token of this, cuz we're interested!!!
Watch #Chomsky's video via the link below:
https://t.co/xivtCG09BJ
Welcome to #WCCFL39 Day 2! Weโve started the morning with some great talks. Our plenary speaker Keren Rice will be giving her talk โCan formal linguistics help language reclamationโ at 9:00am PDT! Watch on Zoom or our YouTube livestream: https://t.co/xFEopBRJeE
@ishani_guha Registration is closed but folks who were unable to register before the deadline can email at us [email protected] and we can hook them up!
WCCFL is 9 days away!!! Be sure to register on our site: https://t.co/aQ7MIVZfgi
While you're at it, check out our merch! https://t.co/YAuAsz3Sdj
Proceeds go toward the Kenneth Hale Scholarship Endowment. Help us support Native American Linguistics at the University of Arizona!