See my CV for a complete list of my presentations.

Submitted . Teaching and Learning Korean Benefactive Forms. Abstract submitted for the presentation for the 2019 National Council of Less Commonly Taught Languages. April 26-28, 2019.

2018. Korean Language Pronunciation Workshop for Penn State Libraries Employees. University Park, Pennsylvania State University. September 20.

2018. Sentence-final Particles in Korean Marking Speech Levels as the Not-at-issue Meaning Category. 2018 Spring Conference co-hosted by the Linguistic Association of Korea and the Society of Modern Grammar, Jeonju, Korea. May 19.

2017. On Case/Postposition Alternations involving Motion Verbs in Korean. With Jungmin Kang. 2017 Spring Conference co-hosted by the Korean Generative Grammar Circle/the Korean Association for the Study of English Language and Linguistics/the Linguistic Society of Korea, Seoul, Korea. May 27.

2017. A New Type of Expressive: Head-Adjoined Auxiliary Verbs. With Hyun Kyoung Jung. The 91st Linguistic Society of America (LSA Annual Meeting). Austin, TX, USA. January 5-8.

2017. Case/Postposition Alternation in Motion Verb Constructions in Korean (Poster Presentation). With Jungmin Kang. The 91st Linguistic Society of America (LSA Annual Meeting). Austin, TX, USA. 2017, January 5-8.

2016. On the nature of V2s in Korean serial verb constructions.With Hyun Kyoung Jung. KALS & KACL Joint International Conference. Pusan National University, Pusan, South Korea. 2016.

2016. Auxiliary Verbs as Head-adjoined Expressives in Korean: Against the Aspectual Approach. With Hyun Kyoung Jung. The 40th Annual Penn Linguistics Colloquium (PLC 40). University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, USA. March 18-20.

2015 (Invited). Lexical Decomposition Analysis of Benefactives in Korean and Japanese and their Meaning Representation in Multidimensional Semantics (Paper worked with Satoshi Tomioka). The CUNY Syntax Supper. CUNY Graduate Center. New York, NY, USA. February 24.

2014 (Invited). The Projective Meaning of Thai Passive(-like) Constructions & Implications for East Asian Passives. Swarthmore College. Swarthmore, PA. April 18.

2013. Suffer as Not-at-issue Meaning: Evidence from Affected Experiencer Constructions in Korean. The 23rd Japanese/Korean Linguistics Conference (JK23). Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA. October 11-13.

2013. With Satoshi Tomioka. Decomposing the give-type Benefactives in Korean and Japanese (Poster). The 9th Workshop on Altaic Formal Linguistics (WAFL 9). Cornell University, Ithaca, NY. August 23-25.

2013. A Projective Meaning of Affected Experiencer Constructions in Korean (Poster). Mid-Atlantic Colloquium of Studies in Meaning (MACSIM). Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD. April 13.

2013. Projective Meanings of Thai Passive-type Constructions, and Implications for Chinese Bei Passives. The 37th Annual Penn Linguistics Colloquium (PLC 37). University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA. March 22-24.

2013. Possessive Passive Constructions in Korean: A Multidimensional Semantic Approach. Cognitive Science Program Graduate Student Conference 2013 (CSGSC2013). University of Delaware, Newark, DE. February 22

2013. A Crosslinguistic Perspective to Inverse and Passive Constructions in Thai. The 39th Annual Meeting of the Berkeley Linguistics Society (BLS 39). University of Berkeley, California, CA. February 16-17.

2013. Whats so Chinese in Khmer Passive-like Constructions? The 2013 Annual Meeting of Linguistic Society of America (LSA 2013). Boston, MA. January 3-6.

2012. On the Khmer Passive-like Construction: A Cross-linguistic Perspective (Poster). The 48th Annual Meeting of the Chicago Linguistics Society (CLS 48). University of Chicago, Chicago, IL. April 19-21.

2012. Passive-like Affected Constructions: Evidence from Khmer. The 36th Annual Penn Linguistics Colloquium (PLC 36). University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA. March 23-25.

2012. Benefactive Constructions in Korean and German (Poster). Mid-Atlantic Colloquium of Studies in Meaning (MACSIM). University of Maryland, College Park, MD. February 18.

2012. Korean Benefactives in Comparative Perspective. Cognitive Science Program Graduate Student Conference 2012 (CSGSC2012). University of Delaware, Newark, DE. February 17.

2011. An Asymmetric Theory of Korean Ditransitives: Evidence from Idioms. The 35th Annual Penn Linguistics Colloquium (PLC 35). University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA. March 18-20.

2011. With Peter Cole, Gabriella Hermon, and Yugyeong Park. Kana Constructions in Kota Kinabalu Malay. The 18th Meeting of the Austronesian Formal Linguistics Association (AFLA 18). Harvard University, Boston, MA. March 4-6.

2011. An Asymmetric Theory of Korean Ditransitives. Cognitive Science Program Graduate Student Conference 2011 (CSGSC2011). University of Delaware, Newark, DE. February 18.

2011. With Peter Cole, Gabriella Hermon, and Yugyeong Park. Kana Passive Constructions in Kota Kinabalu Malay. Cognitive Science Program Graduate Student Conference 2011 (CSGSC2011). University of Delaware, Newark, DE. February 18.

2010. Sluicing as Simple as Possible. Western Conference On Linguistics (WECOL 2010), Fresno, CA. November 11-13.

2010. A Brief Overview of Idioms in Korean: Idiom Formation and Thematic Hierarchy. Cognitive Science Program Graduate Student Conference 2010 (CSGSC2010). University of Delaware, Newark, DE. March 5.

2010. Modals and Aspect Markers in Kelantan Malay. The 14th International Symposium on Malay/Indonesian Linguistics (ISMIL 14), Minneapolis, Minnesota, April 30-May 2.

2010. Minimality Requirement: Evidence from Tamil Nouns. Georgetown Linguistics Society Conference, Washington, DC. February 12-14.

2008. With Fereshteh Rezaeian and Panayiotis Pappas. Understanding DO Constructions in Code-switching: The Light Verb Approach. The 2008 Annual Meeting of Linguistic Society of America (LSA 2008). Chicago, IL. January 3-6.

2007. With Fereshteh Rezaeian. Code-switching in Persian-English and Korean- English Conversations: with a Focus on Light Verb Constructions. The 23rd NorthWest Linguistics Conference (NWLC 23). University of Victoria, Victoria, BC. February 17-18.

2007. On the Ditransitive Construction in Korean. The 15th Annual Conference of the Student Organization of Linguistics in Europe (ConSOLE XV). The Catholic University of Brussels, Brussels, Belgium. January 11-13.

2006. With Professor John Alderete. Why /h/ and Aspirated Consonants are Different in Korean. International Conference of East Asian Linguistics (ICEAL 2006). University of Toronto, Toronto, ON. November 10-12.

2006. With Fereshteh Rezaeian and Panayiotis Pappas. Code-switching in Light Verb Constructions: A Comparison between Persian English and Korean English Conversations. The 35th New Ways of Analyzing Variation (NWAV 35). Ohio State University, Columbus, OH. November 9-12.

2006. On the Ditransitive Construction in Korean. The 36th Michigan Linguistics Society (MLS 36). Oakland University. Rochester, MI. October 28.

2006. Ditransitive-verb construction in Korean. The 22nd Northwest Linguistics Conference (NWLC 22). Simon Fraser University. Burnaby, BC. February 18-19.