Faculty · Graduate Students · Research Associates
The LRC is pleased to host the following Research Associates during the current academic year:
Emily Elfner, University of Massachusetts, Amherst,
visiting PhD student for Fall 2009, is interested in the interaction between syntax and prosody in Irish
visiting PhD student for Fall 2009, is interested in the interaction between syntax and prosody in Irish
Aaron Kaplan, PhD alumnus, UC Santa Cruz
is interested in Markedness Supression within Optimality Theory. [website]
is interested in Markedness Supression within Optimality Theory. [website]
Idan Landau, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel
is interested in the passive voice and derived predicates in adjunct control. [website]
is interested in the passive voice and derived predicates in adjunct control. [website]
Craig Martell,
The Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California
is interested in computational linguistics, with research on how computational devices may model and simulate human natural language processing and understanding.
is interested in computational linguistics, with research on how computational devices may model and simulate human natural language processing and understanding.
John Walsh, School of Irish, National University of Ireland, Galway,
teaching Ling 184, Structure of Irish, in Fall 2009 and is interested in language legislation, language policy and planning for Irish and other languages; language policy in Canada, Wales and Scotland; minority language media; language and socio-economic development.
teaching Ling 184, Structure of Irish, in Fall 2009 and is interested in language legislation, language policy and planning for Irish and other languages; language policy in Canada, Wales and Scotland; minority language media; language and socio-economic development.
There is also a list of former Research Associates. The LRC welcomes applications from scholars who wish to be affiliated with the LRC. Read more about applying for the Research Associate Program here.