2023
Mayee Yeh, Seeing Yourself: How Identity and Experience Inform Number Interpretations of they
Eugene Hu, Agency within Slurs: An Investigation of Indignant Responses to Slurs on Social Media
Marion Kalina Heinrich, The Syntax and Pragmatics of Question-Response Pairs between Caregivers and Children with Autism
Leila Sandlin, The Modal Horizon Sees Free Choice
2022
Declan Morrow Urffer, A cross-methodological approach to the non-binary -self and -selves: Asymmetries between survey data and production patterns
Ashlyn Winship, Mixing and Matching Gender: The Interaction of Gender Assignment Rules in Spanish-English Bilingual Speech
Leyi Yan, Syntax of Partial Control and Exhaustive Control
2021
Ryan Biks, A Novel Nanosyntactic Approach to Case in Latvian
Holden Sinnard, The Antisymmetry of Korean and Japanese Relative Clauses
Mimi Urízar-Ávila, Reframing Queer and Inclusive Language in Spanish: Challenging Ideologies and Affirming Queerness in Language as a Decolonial Tool
2020
Sam Beames, Experimental Evidence for the Rhythm Rule in English
Peyton Deal, The Maori Passive and Gerundive: An OT Analysis and Corpus Study
Michael Marinaccio, Something from Nothing: A Distributed Morphology Analysis of Null Morphology in Feminine Plural Verbal Inflections in Modern Standard Arabic
Daniella Presti, Why So Hard? A Developmental Study of Why-Questions
Kennedy VanPelt, The Effectiveness of Explicit Articulatory Instruction on the Production of French Vowels by Native Speakers of American English
2019
Hashmita Agarwal, Nominal Structure in Hindi-Urdu
Gregory Woltman, Tone in Gude Verbal Nouns: An Analysis in Harmonic Grammar
2018
Maria Tierney, A Syntactic Analysis of Negation in Latin: Negated Quantifier Phrases
2017
Anais Elkins, Implicit Biases - Varying Pronunciation of Foreign Names in American English
Alexxa Houk, On the Licensing of Silent-GO in Russian
Shaquille Sinclair, You can’t say that! A Semantic and Historical Analysis of Nigger and Nigga
2016
Wellesley Boboc, To Hella and Back: A Syntactic Analysis of hella in Dialects of American English
Hanna Muller, The Absentive in German
Kira Prentice, Anglicizing Spanish /a/: Implications ofstatistical distribution and language experience on non-native pronunciation
Kane Wheelock, German Wh-Infinitives: Restructuring and Cyclic Movement
2015
Dennis Keselman, Yo Me Llamo: Sociolinguistic variation of y and ll in Spanish
Benjamin Lang, Could I have a French accent in my native English? American English L1 phonetic drift in French L2
Rebecca Piper, Phonetic Convergence Across Regional Dialect: the Roles of Dialect-Specific Variation and Talker Dialect Distance
Zachary Wellstood, Filling in the Gaps Revisiting the Syntax of English Gapping Constructions
2014
Dominique A. Bouavichith, Segmental and prosodic effects on intervocalic voiceless stop lenition in connected speech
Madalyn B. Danielson, 'Bogans' and Boundaries: A perceptual dialectology of Australian English
Avital Kaplan, Universal Principles and Native Language Influences on the Perception of Minimally Distinct Uvular Sounds
Chloe Jaclyn Rothbloom, To Be or Not to Have: Application of Perspective Structure to Account for HAVE/BE Alternations
2013
Salvatore Callesano, Dos naranjas or doh naranjah: A study of coda-s variation in Buenos Aires Spanish
Steven Foley, The Syntax of Georgian Relative Clauses
Rashida Kamal, The Anomalous Behavior of Reflexives in Bengali
Donna Kiessling, An Analysis of Listener Evaluations of Stressed Been in African American English
Jason Ostrove, Where Oh Where Have the Complementizers Gone?
Nick Znajkowski, Language Contact in Pomerania: The Case of German, Polish, and Kashubian
2012
Ruth Brillman, Variants: a phi-feature account of lexical, auxiliary, modal alternations
2011
Rachel Dudley, An Investigation of Spanish Imposters and Verbal Agreement