19th Annual Workshop in General Linguistics (WiGL 19)
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Linguistics Student Organization (LSO) is pleased to present the 19th Annual Workshop in General Linguistics (WiGL 19)!
Where: 6191 Helen C. White and online
When: Friday and Saturday, March 14-15 (in person), plus online presentations on Sunday March 16
Keynote speaker: Professor Kelly Wright
“Reciprocal Methods: A Career Retrospective”
See below for registration details and full program.
The Workshop in General Lingusitics (WiGL) is a friendly venue for undergraduate and graduate student researchers to present their projects to the campus community. WiGL is organized by the UW-Madison Language Sciences Linguistics Student Organization. WiGL 19 will take place in person on the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus on Friday and Saturday, and online on Sunday. In person events will be held in 6191 Helen C. White Hall. We will have about thirty student presenters with topics covering a wide range of subfields including phonology, phonetics, language acquisition, pragmatics, syntax, and more! Our faculty keynote speaker is UW-Madison Language Sciences professor Kelly Wright. There is no fee to register or attend, but advanced registration is appreciated as it helps the organizers plan for catering and supplies.
Conference organizers
Contact one of the workshop co-organizers with any questions or concerns:
Jae Weller – jdweller@wisc.edu
Rachyl Hietpas – rhietpas2@wisc.edu
Thomas Harb – tharb@wisc.edu
Jack Crabb – crabb2@wisc.edu
Tvisha Rao – trao5@wisc.edu
Joydip Chatterjee – jchatterjee3@wisc.edu
Renee Chau – renee.chau@wisc.edu