Grad Student Reading Group
“The Scottish Corpus of Text and Speech: Problems of Corpus Design” by Fiona Douglas
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Zoom
1st Research + Creative Experience Expo Coming to UK
By Jesi Jones-Bowman
UK undergraduate researchers Bridget Bolt and Gretchen Ruschman. Students are encouraged to explore undergraduate research opportunities at the Research + Creative Experience Expo.
At the University of Kentucky, undergraduates have access to outstanding research and creative work activities led by world-class faculty and staff that promote self-discovery, experiential learning and lifelong achievement.
Linguistics Department Meeting
Meeting link will be sent through email before the meeting date.
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POT 318 or Zoom
MALTT Program Application Deadline
The GRE requirement is waived for Fall 2021 applications. To apply go to: https://gradschool.uky.edu/welcome-university-kentucky
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New MALTT Students Orientation
All new MALTT program students are required to attend this orientation alongside the TA and Grad student orientations required by the university. Please contact Dr. Allison Burkette, the Linguistics Director of Graduate Studies, if you have any questions or concerns. The zoom link will be provided to students through email, if you have not received the link please contact Katia Davis.
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Zoom
First Day of Classes
Fall semester classes begin on Aug. 23, 2021. View the full academic calendar for the fall semester here.
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Meet our Students: Anna Romaniuk
1. Where are you from?
I’m from Winchester, MA, but I was born in Warsaw, Poland.
2. What is your major and year?
This is my fourth year at UK. I’m a linguistics major, and I’m in the University Scholars Program.
3. Why did you come to UK?
2nd Annual Linguistics Homecoming
Join us for the 2nd Annual Linguistics Homecoming featuring Sarah Marks, Linguistics Class of 1999.
Sarah Tully Marks, MD, MA, FAAFP graduated from UK with a Bachelor of Arts degree in linguistics and English. She received her Master of Arts in linguistics from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and then returned to UK for medical school. She completed her family medicine residency at St. Joseph Family Medicine Residency in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Throughout it all, she has taught undergraduates, medical students, residents, and students throughout the health professions.
Her teaching and clinical interests continue to be informed by her love of language. After recently speaking to family medicine residents about how language affects our colleagues and patients, she has reflected on its role throughout her life and career. She will come speak to those reflections and the importance her linguistics training has had at various stages of her life and career.
The talk will take place in the WTY Library Multipurpose Room B108C, followed by a reception.
*This event will follow all university-wide health and safety protocols. Masks will be required for attendees*
Watch live here: https://uky.zoom.us/s/86897106817
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WTY Library Multipurpose Room B108C