HDLS-8: Conference Schedule

Return to main page	Friday - November 7th, 2008
9:00 -9:25	Registration – Table located outside Student Union Building Ballroom Coffee and Refreshments served
9:30 - 9:55	Acoma Room	Santa Ana Room	Trail / Spirit
	Marissa Fond and Kerstin Sondermann Georgetown University “The effects of bilingualism on inhibitory control in young adults: Evidence from Simon and Stroop tasks”	Adrienne Gonzales University of New Mexico “Lo que in Spanish cleft constructions”	Elizabeth Krawczyk Georgetown University “Right evidential, wrong evidence: The case of Central Alaskan Yup’ik”
10:00 - 10:25	Acoma Room	Santa Ana Room	Trail / Spirit
	Longxing Wei Montclair Statue University “Codeswitching as lemmas in contact in the bilingual mental lexicon”	Elvia Vega Llamas Universidad de Guadalajara “El futuro en el español: variación y unicidad: Un estudio textual”	Corinne Hutchinson Georgetown University “Rethinking the Zuni Syllable”
10:30 - 10:55	Acoma Room	Santa Ana Room	Union Trail / Spirit
	Io-Kei Joaquim Kuong University of Macau “Affixation of the hell and the devil infix question words: A typological perspective”	Carolin Patzelt University of Bochum , Germany “Spanglish – A threat to the creation of a panhispanic language norm”	Ryan Denzer-King University of Montana “Stress in Navajo”
11:00 – 11:20	Break – Coffee and Refreshments served
11:25 – 11:50	Acoma Room	Santa Ana Room	Trail / Spirit
	Meghan Sumner Stanford University “Gross category adjustment and perceptual learning”	Scott Lamana and J. Clancy Clements Indiana University “A unified discourse approach to Spanish subject and object null pronominalization: Accounting for subject/object asymmetries”	Joshua Birchall University of Montana “Pronominal gender diffusion in the Upper Madeira ”
11:55 - 12:20	Acoma Room	Santa Ana Room	Trail / Spirit
	Sheila Dooley and Ferdinand de Haan University of Arizona “ On the nature of the approximative expression _NUM-odd_”	Jenny Dumont University of New Mexico “Free NPs in two genres of Spanish”	Kerry Linfoot US Air Force Academy “Politeness and police questioning”
12:25 – 1:25	Lunch Break
1:30 – 3:00	Student Union Ballroom C Keynote Speaker: Gilles Fauconnier, University of Californa San Diego "Alternative Counterfactuals"
3:10– 3:35	Acoma Room	Santa Ana Room	Trail / Spirit
	Andrea Olinger UCLA “From respect prepositions to register markers: Reclassifying ‘with respect to’ and its kind”	J. Clancy Clements Indiana University “Coolie Spanish in 19 th-Century Cuba ”	Asha Tickoo Dalarna University , Sweden “On felicitous assertion and free speech”
3:40– 4:05	Acoma Room	Santa Ana Room	Trail / Spirit
	Parviz Parsafar Yuba Community College “Syntax, Morphology, and Semantics of Ezafe”	Julie M. Sykes University of New Mexico “Multiuser virtual environments and L2 Spanish pragmatics: Do learners really learn?”	Belfarhi Khadija University of Annaba “Similarities between divergent languages and dialects: The case of English and Arabic”
4:10– 4:35	Acoma Room	Santa Ana Room	Trail / Spirit
	Shawn Warner, University of Texas Clay Butler, Baylor University “What’s so funny? Laughter in coping with disagreement in conversation”	Aarnes Gudmestad Virginia Tech University “Moving beyond a sentence-level analysis in the study of variable mood use in Spanish”	Chao Li College of Staten Island, CUNY “On the ordering of the two components of resultatives”
4:40– 5:05	Acoma Room	Santa Ana Room	Trail / Spirit
	Michael S. Gradoville Indiana Univertsity “Frequency of Use and the Retention of the Morphological Future in the Educated Spoken Portuguese of Fortaleza , Brazil ”	Antonio E. Naula-Rodríguez University of New Mexico “Paradigms of acceptability for second-language learners in English and Spanish”	Ben Sienicki University of New Mexico “Tracking the grammaticization of English discourse markers problem is, trouble is, and thing is: As linguistic and social factors collude to produce new outcomes”
5:10 – 5:55	Shuttle service back to hotels
6:45	Shuttle pick-up
7:00 – 9:00	Dinner at Little Anita's Registration information available on the conference form

Return to main page	Saturday - November 8th, 2006
8:45 – 9:55	Coffee and Refreshments served Poster Session: Student Union Ballroom B
10:00 – 10:25	Acoma Room	Santa Ana Room	Lobo
	Michael C. Ewing University of Melbourne “Intransitivity in Javanese Conversation”	Susan Buescher University of New Mexico “On the discourse functions of Australian English rising intonation”	Louise de Beuzeville Macquarie University , Sydney “Pointing and its influence on the modification of indicating verbs”
10:30 - 10:55	Acoma Room	Santa Ana Room	Lobo
	Daniel Wood University of Oregon “Grammatical functions of Burmese come and go”	Hugo Garcia University of New Mexico, University of Guadalajara “Conversational actions inside the same turn”	Heidi L. Shaw, Yakima Valley Community College R. Allen Gardener, University of Nevada, Reno “Patterns of gaze direction and turn taking in sign language conversations of cross-fostered chimpanzees”
11:00 - 11:25	Acoma Room	Santa Ana Room	Lobo
	Chongwon Park University of Minnesota Duluth “The spatial scenes of the Korean locative marker and their linking to Construction Grammar”	Julia Scherba de Valenzuela and Susan R. Copeland University of New Mexico “Where’s Trig? An analysis of the use of disability in the 2008 Presidential campaign”	Erin Wilkinson, University of New Mexico Agnes Villwock, University of Hamburg Richard Bailey, University of New Mexico Jill Morford, University of New Mexico Judith Kroll, Penn State University Pilar Piñar, Gallaudet University “Word recognition in ASL-English bilinguals: Effects of L2 proficiency on cross-language activation”
11:30 – 11:55	Acoma Room	Santa Ana Room	Lobo
	Xuexin Liu Spelman College “Lexical borrowing through global influence and linguistic transformation”	Cristina Guardiano, Università di Modena e Reggio Emilia Giuseppe Longobardi, Università di Trieste “Toward a history and geography of syntax”	Jonathan Udoff, UCSD Karen Emmorey, San Diego State University “Put your hands together: Phonological constraints on handshape mapping in ASL”
12:00 - 12:25	Acoma Room	Santa Ana Room	Lobo
	Sook-kyung Lee University of New Mexico “The Grammaticization of completives in Korean”	Ryan Denzer-King University of Montana “Diffusion of a word for cat in indigenous languages of North America”	Evgenia Prozorova University of New Mexico, Moscow State University “A pointing hesitation gesture in Russian Sign Language”
12:30 – 1:45	Lunch Break
1:50 – 2:15	Acoma Room	Santa Ana Room	Lobo
	Hung-jin Chen National Taiwan Normal University “Discourse anaphora in Mandarin MSN talks: Some unusual cases”	Uma Shrestha Western Oregon University “Mind your language, Mr. Vice President: The perceptions of Nepali residents in the United States about their identity and national language”	Traci Weast Lamar University “What’s in a Question? New recommendations for American Sign Language Curricula”
2:20 – 2:45	Acoma Room	Santa Ana Room	Lobo
	Hien Tran University of New Mexico “Vietnamese metaphors of anger”	Mia Kalish Diné College “Biné shiné naslín”: The CBT Analysis and Representation of the Mathematics of Diné Bizaad"	Daniel Roush Eastern Kentucky University “The metaphorical and metonymical roots of (im)politeness-related terms in American Sign Language”
2:50 – 3:15	Acoma Room	Santa Ana Room	Lobo
	Lo Yu-wen National Taiwan Normal University “Grammaticalization of the Mandarin Chinese verb fan”	Corinne Hutchinson Georgetown University “The Changing Role of the Bilingual Kindergarten at Rock Point Commmunity School”	Petra Eccarius “Use of optimality theory to explain distributional differences in handshapes”
3:20 – 3:45	Acoma Room	Santa Ana Room	Lobo
	(TBA)	Phillip Heasley Oklahoma State University "Metaphoric Extensions in the Discourse of an L1 Writing Class"	Paul G. Dudis Gallaudet University “Conceived time as material anchor in ASL event depictions"
3:50 – 4:15	Acoma Room	Santa Ana Room	Lobo
	Maria Sotnikova University of New Mexico "Russian sound emission verbs: Principles of construal and semantic frame modelling"	(TBA)	Phyllis Perrin Wilcox, University of New Mexico Keith Cagle, Piedmont College, North Carolina "Head Nods, Head Shifts and Head Thrusts in American Sign Language"
4:20 – 4:35	*BREAK*
4:45 – 6:15	UNM Student Union Ballroom C Keynote Speaker: Marianne Mithun, University of Californa Santa Barbara "Shaping information: Elusive signals and their interrelationships"
6:30	Shuttle back to hotel
7:15	Shuttle pick-up
7:30 - 10:30	Party @Dan's House Hosted by the Department of Linguistics

Break – Coffee and Refreshments served

Break – Coffee and Refreshments served

Coffee and Refreshments served