Ana presented “Definiteness in San Pablo Güilá Zapotec” and got lots of great feedback.

Congratulations Amy and Melissa on your SRCLD posters!

Always a thought-provoking time to see old friends in a beautiful place.

It was great to have Prof. Alisa Baron back with us in Columbus!

Lots of great information about a new assessment (the Bilingual English-Spanish Assessment) that can be used with bilingual populations in Central Ohio and a pleasure to see our ever increasing group of bilingual speech-language pathologists!

Congratulations, Ramón on your new job at Facebook, as a Latin American Spanish semanticist, with a specialization in experimental design.

We are so proud of you!!!

We wish you and Naisha the very best of luck in the Pacific Northwest. Come back and tell us all about Seattle, when you’re in the neighborhood!!

¡Bienvenidos Michell, Jhovana, Alejandro, Debi y Mary!

Es un gusto tenerlos en el proyecto y qué suerte tuvimos de haberlos encontrado.

Laurie Maynell and Matt Galla – we are all giving it our some, in the study of children’s existential quantifiers!

Gracias por un intenso año de investigación, lleno de logros individuales y de logros en equipo.

Santy has co-authored, with Jordan Lachler, Sean Burke, Conor Snoek, Michele García-Vega, Megan Bontogon and Evan Lloyd, this newly published bilingual dictionary through Universidad de San Francisco de Quito Press, entitled “Kichwa-English Shimiyuk Kamu Dictionary”.

Congratulations!!

Thank you, Mariana Vega-Mendoza and Grant Goodall for your patience, insight and hard work on our paper. Also, thank you to Megan Crowhurst and the anonymous reviewers at Language.

Could not have done it without the fantastic undergraduate thesis work by Valissa Warren and Cara Ricci and the graduate level help from Sarah Sanderson Doyle!