Linguistics events this week (Nov 12-19, 2021)

In and around the linguistics department in the next week:

• TABLE: Toward a Better Linguistics Environment - Monday Nov 15 - Zoom and Dwinelle 370 (hybrid) - 3-4:30pm
  Linda Tuhiwai Smith (Te Whare Wānanga o Awanuiārangi): Decolonizing Linguistics.
  All who wish to attend, including Berkeley linguists, are required to register in advance, according to your mode of attendance: Zoom registration; in-person registration
  If interested in a 1-on-1 meeting, indicate interest in registration or contact the TABLE organizers.
• Fieldwork Forum - Wednesday Nov 17 - Dwinelle 1303 and Zoom (p/w fforum) - 3:10-4pm
  Melvatha R. Chee (UNM): A Diné Field Linguist’s Eye-Opening Experience.
• Language, Computation, and Cognition Reading Group - Wednesday Nov 17 - Zoom - 3-4pm
  Discussion of Martí et al. 2021. Contact Noah Hermalin for more information.
• Language Revitalization Working Group - Wednesday Nov 17 - Dwinelle 1303 and Zoom - 4-5pm
  David McLeod (Ojibway / Métis / Native Communications Incorporated) & Brian Wright-McLeod (Dakota / Anishnabe / York University): Indigenous Music and Radio in Canada. [registration link; flyer]
• Phorum - Friday Nov 19 - Zoom only - 12-1pm
  Caitlin Smith (Johns Hopkins): Learning Derivationally Opaque Patterns in the Gestural Harmony Model.
• Sociolinguistics Lab at Berkeley - Friday Nov 12 - Dwinelle 5125 and Zoom - 3-4pm
  Jon Henner (UNC Greensboro): Putting the Crip in Linguistics. [flyer and abstract]
  This hybrid event will take place both in person and virtually (with ASL interpretation). Dr. Henner will be presenting virtually. Please contact Ben Papadopoulos to be added to the SLaB mailing list.
• Syntax and Semantics Circle - Friday Nov 12 - Dwinelle 1303 and Zoom - 3-4:30pm
  Ana Laura Arrieta Zamudio (UBC): Reflexives in San Pablo Güilá Zapotec: An approach on Discourse Representation Theory.
• Syntax and Semantics Circle - Friday Nov 19 - Dwinelle 1303 and Zoom - 3-4:30pm
  Maksymilian Dąbkowski and Hannah Sande (UC Berkeley): Discontinuous vowel harmony in Guébie focus fronting.