Lab members will be spreading out across the continent this spring to tell the world about all the amazing things they've been discovering. First, Duk-Ho Jung will go to the CUNY Conference on Human Sentence Processing at UMass Amherst in March to present a poster on "Two types of wh-dependencies: Same, but different." This is the most important conference on psycholinguistics in North America and this year, it has a special emphasis on the relationship between psycholinguistics and theoretical linguistics.
Then in April, Alex RodrÃguez will be heading to Austin, Texas for the 50th Linguistic Symposium on Romance Languages to present a poster on "On the universality of wh-islands: Experimental evidence from Spanish." LSRL is the premier conference on Romance linguistics in the U.S. and Alex's paper is on a topic that is sure to attract a lot of attention.
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