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In-Person Presenters:
Front: Lydia Lee (Yale University), Crystal Gong (UCSB), Emma Churchill (UCLA)
Back: Carson Collins & Penelope Hurtado Stuart (University of Arizona), Trevor Htoon (UCLA), Jean-Max Fawzi (UCLA)
Back: Carson Collins & Penelope Hurtado Stuart (University of Arizona), Trevor Htoon (UCLA), Jean-Max Fawzi (UCLA)
Keynote Speaker: Carson Schütze
University of California, Los Angeles & Massachusetts Institute of Technology
The many ways in which crowd-sourced judgments can be misleading
(Top Left) Trevor Htoon 'Japanese Pitch Accent by a Burmese Speaker'
(Bottom Left) Lydia Lee 'Investigating Properties of Korean Null Impersonal Pronouns'
(Right) Penelope Hurtado Stuart & Carson Collins 'Stop Allophony in Uspanteko'
(Bottom Left) Lydia Lee 'Investigating Properties of Korean Null Impersonal Pronouns'
(Right) Penelope Hurtado Stuart & Carson Collins 'Stop Allophony in Uspanteko'
Jean-Max Fawzi
'The Etymology of ñimiño'
Emma Churchill
'Child Acquisition of Dental Stop Consonants in Spanish'
Crystal Gong
'“My kokoro is male!”: Bodily resources for constructing gender and sex in IS: otoko demo nai onna demo nai sei'
Yizhuo Zhang
'A Conversation-analytic Approach Towards the Scaffolded Meaning Negotiation of Chinese EFL learners across Proficiency Levels'
SCULC 2022 offered a virtual option for those that could not attend in person due to COVID-19 related circumstances
(Right) In-Person Presenter Jean-Max Fawzi
(Bottom Right) Asheeya Fatimah Bantuas
(Right) SCULC 2022 incorporated virtual posters via Smartboards for its poster session; featuring Trevor Htoon & conference attendees
(Top Left) BLing Treasurer Paul Li & President / SCULC 2022 Chair Jennifer Miyaki
(Bottom Left) BLing President Jennifer Miyaki, Campus Representative Isabelle Altman, & Vice President Serena Gutridge
SCULC 2022 once again thanks all of its presenters, volunteers, and attendees for their participation and contribution to this conference.
Eden Yu (photographer)
SCULC 2022 would like to thank its photographer, Eden Yu.
Eden Yu is a linguistics-computer science major at UCLA.