Presenters and Research Topics:
Nick Anderegg
Penn State University
Jaye Aster Broder
Penn State University
Program of Events:
Khanin Chaiphet
Queen’s College/CUNY
Time
8:00-8:45
9:00-10:30
Event
Check-in/Registration
Location
in Moore
Lobby
Spanish-English code-switching in State
College, New York, and Puerto Rico
Rosa Guzzardo-Tamargo
127
11:00-1:00
Lunch Break
Campus
1:00-3:00
Poster Sesssion
Undergraduate Researchers
Basement
3:15-4:30
Language switching constraints: more
than syntax? Data from Media Lengua
John Lipski
127
Recognition of Travel Awardees
Closing Remarks
PSUxLing Organizing Committee
127
4:30-5:00
Maria Cupery
Melinda Dennis
Penn State University
Queen’s College/CUNY
Paige Elinsky
Penn State University
Matías FernándezDuque
U. of Pennsylvania
Stephanie Gonthier
Bucknell University
Kyra Krass
Penn State University
Melissa Mercado
UPR—Río Piedras
Khanin Chaiphet
Matías Fernández-Duque
Stephanie Gonthier
Melissa Mercado
Queen’s College/CUNY
University of Pennsylvania
Bucknell University
UPR—Río Piedras
Code-switching as a tool to investigate cross
language syntactic priming in spontaneous
speech
The Status of Inverse Scope in Thai: A
Comparison between Native and Heritage
Speakers
Comparing American and Turkish Pop Songs
Calvin College
Leyla Eldridge
Congratulations to the recipients of
PSUxLing Travel Awards:
Effects of L1 orthography on L2 phonological
acquisition
Hope Schmid
Penn StateUniversity
Javier Soliván
Penn State University
Mary Beth Spang
Penn State University
The interaction of lexically similar languages: Do
Palenquero-Spanish bilingual code-switch?
Syntactic and Semantic Constraints of English
Embedded Indirect Questions
Sentential Codeswitching in Non-Habitual
Spanish-English Codeswitchers
A new conversation paradigm for the
experimental study of code-switching in bilingual
speech
Rate of Agreement Attraction Errors Influenced
by Experimental Methodology
The role of discourse context in pronoun
resolution
Spanish-English codeswitches involving the
auxiliary phrase: Judgements by bilinguals living
in Puerto Rico
Normalization of stimulus variability across
language and music: Lexical tones and musical
intervals.
Distributional and frequency properties in semispontaneous Spanish-English codeswitching
Individual and group differences in the
production of Lengua Palenquera
Keynote Speakers:
Dr. Rosa Guzzardo-Tamargo is
an assistant professor of Spanish
at Universidad Nacional de
Puerto Rico, Río Piedras. Her
research focuses on bilingualism,
psycholinguistics, language
processing, and code-switching.
Dr. John Lipski is Edwin Erle
Sparks Professor of Spanish and
Linguistics at Penn State. He has
made major contributions to the
fields of phonology, contact
linguistics, dialectology, and
bilingualism. He has authored a
number of books on codeswitching, language history, and
variation in the Spanish-speaking
world.
PSUxLing would like to
thank its Penn State sponsors:
Department of Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese
Liberal Arts Undergraduate Studies
The Center for Language Science
PSUxLing
Penn State
Undergraduate Exhibition in
Hispanic and General Linguistics
3 October, 2014