We are excited to announce and invite you to the 11th ANNUAL UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT LANGUAGE FEST on Sat, May 2nd, 2020 in Oak Hall.
Language Fest is a University-wide research conference that brings together the full community of language researchers at UConn, including undergraduates, graduate students, and faculty, for a day of sharing results, ideas, methodologies and fostering future interdisciplinary collaborations.
We are excited to announce that our Keynote Speaker this year will be Dr. Alfonso Caramazza, the Daniel and Amy Starch Professor of Psychology at Harvard University.
In addition to the Keynote, data blitz, and poster session, we are also pleased to announce a new item to this year’s program: the Language Fest Graduate Symposium, a cohesive cluster of graduate student presentations that showcase the community’s interdisciplinary approach to the Language Sciences. If you are a graduate student or undergraduate student working on language, please start thinking about presenting a poster about your project(s) at the conference!
Further details about the program and submission process will follow in Jan/Feb 2020.
For general inquiries about Language Fest, please contact: Katherine.Vlahcevic@uconn.edu.
We look forward to your participation!
Sincerely,
UConn LangFest Organizing Committee
Jennifer Mozeiko
Erika Skoe
Umay Suanda
Cynthia Boo
Elizabeth Collins
Crystal Mastrangelo
Ashley Parker
Yanina Prystauka
Amanda Wadams
Noelle Wig
Kara Vlahcevic