The program for the 9th Conference on Indigenous Languages of Latin America (CILLA IX) has just been released, promising the following presentations by current department members and recent alumni:
- Zachary O'Hagan: Complex Temporal Relations in Caquinte: The Case of =ta and =ja
- Wendy Liz Arbey López Marquez: Los aplicativos en el popoluca de la Sierra
- Myriam Lapierre, Tessa Scott, Karee Garvin: Morphologically conditioned (sub)segmental subtraction in Mam
- Kelsey Neely (PhD '19): Metrical phonology in the verbal domain in Yaminawa (Pano, Peru)
- Amalia Horan Skilton (PhD '19): Demonstratives and reaching space in Ticuna
Congrats all!