Berkeley ph-olks present at AMP

October 1, 2026

Several current and former Berkeley linguists are presenting at the Annual Meeting on Phonology, October 9-11 at the University of Maryland, College Park.

Talks:

  • A synchronic scalar vowel shift in Lobi (Gur/Mabia) plural formation (Prof. Hannah Sande and Berkeley undergraduate student Dylan Worden)

Posters:

  • Modeling segment strength in Q Theory: A case study of Ticuna (Myriam Lapierre (PhD 2021), Karee Garvin (PhD 2021))
  • Prosodically-conditioned contour/register alternations in Northern Toussian (Anthony Struthers-Young, Nicholas Rolle (PhD 2018))
  • Integrating nominals into a metrical analysis of Kuria tone (Berkeley PhD student Kai Schenck)
  • Domain-Specific Phonology of Shekgalagari Diminutives (Berkeley PhD student Rebecca Everson)
  • From Denasalization to Backcopying in Nyandarua Gĩkũyũ: Contrast Loss and the Emergence of Base-Reduplicant Identity (Chelsea (Yuen Chun) Tang (BA 2022))