SLA Colloquia
2007
- February 21st
Cindy Martin, Manel Lacorte, Roberta Lavine, University of Maryland
"Great Expectations: Today's SLLC Language Students"
- March 28th
Kira Gor, University of Maryland
"Frequencies and Probabilities in Second Language Processing"
- May 3rd
Andrea Tyler, Georgetown University
"Applying Cognitive Linguistics to Issues in Second Language Learning"
2006
- September 27th
Alene Moyer, University of Maryland
"A Closer Look at the Experience Construct in L2 Phonology: What Role Does Interaction Play?"
- October 17th
Louise Jansen, Australian National University
"Reassessing the Application of Processability Theory: The Case of ESL Nominal Plural Marking"
- October 25th
Mike Long, University of Maryland
"Linguistic Correlates of Proficiency"
- November 9th
Tatiana Chernigovskaya, St. Petersburg State University, Russia
"The Brain and First and Second Language Acquisition"
- November 16th
Kara Morgan-Short, Georgetown University
"A Neurolinguistic Investigation of Late-Learned Second Language: Effects of Explicit and Implicit Conditions"
- November 21st
Silvina Montrul, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign
"Spanish Object Expression Under Incomplete Acquisition in Adult Bilingualism"
- November 27th
John M. Norris, University of Hawaii at Manoa
"Assessment and Evaluation of College Foreign Language Programs: Past, Present and Future Tense"
- November 29th
Liliana Sanchez, Rutgers University
"Null Subjects in Shipibo-Spanish: How Syntax Interacts With Morphology and Pragmatics in Adult L@ Acquisition"
- December 6th
Guillermo Rodriguez, University of Pittsburgh
"Using Only Word Class: Evidence Against Shallow Parsing in Second Language Sentence Processing?"
- December 7th
Micheline Chalhoub-Deville, University of North Carolina, Greensboro
"The Native Speaker as a Rater of English Language Proficiency of International Students"
2005
- September 30th
Karen Vatz, University of Maryland
"Gender Assignment and Gender Agreement in L2 Learners of French"
- October 14th
Sun-Young Lee, University of Maryland
"Argument/adjunct Asymmetry in the Acquisition of Inversion in wh- questions by English-speaking Children and Korean
Learners of English: Frequency Account vs. Structural Account"
- October 28th
Barbara Shulz, University of Maryland
"Evidence for wh -scope Marking in Advanced Japanese-English Interlanguage Grammars"
- November 11th
Hyun-Sook Kang, University of Pennsylvania
"Negative Evidence: Its Positioning, Explicitness and Linguistic Focus as Factors in Second Language Learning"
2003
- October 28th
Cathy Doughty, University of Maryland
"Designing Psycholinguistically Valid Classroom Instruction"
2002
- February 25th
David Birdsong, University of Texas at Austin
"Age and the End-State of Second Language Acquisition"
- March 14th
Scott McGinnis, NFLC
"Our Separate Common Grounds: Research Priorities and Curricular Challenges in Heritage Education"
- October 16th
Bonny Norton, University of British Columbia
"Identity and Imagined Communities in Language Learning: A Research Trajectory"
2001
- March 15th
Wendan Li, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
"Discourse Structure and Clause Integration of Chinese and English with Application to SLA"
- April 30th
Teresa Pica, University of Pennsylvania
"Input and Interaction in the Foreign Language Classroom"
- August 10th
Teresa Cabal-Krastel, University of Maryland
"Learning Disabilities and Foreign Language Learning"
- November 15th
Carmen Tesser, University of Georgia
"The Teaching and Reading of Literature: Two Sides of the Same Coin or a Double-Edged Razor?"
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