A lot of MIT alumni were present:<\/p>\n
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- Heidi Harley<\/a> (PhD 1995), one of the three invited speakers, now Professor at the University of Arizona: Aggressive Passives in Haiki<\/a><\/li>\n
- Pritty Patel-Grosz<\/a> (PhD 2012), now at the University of T\u00fcbingen: Different again<\/a><\/li>\n
- Dorothy Ahn (Harvard) and Uli Sauerland<\/a> (PhD 1998), now at ZAS: Reverse quantification with proportional quantifiers<\/a><\/li>\n
- Michael Y. Erlewine<\/a> (PhD 2014), now at McGill: On the position of focus adverbs<\/a><\/li>\n
- Alexander Podobryaev<\/a> (PhD 2013), now at HSE Moscow: Syntax and semantics of person in coordinations<\/a><\/li>\n
- Ora Matushansky<\/a> (PhD 2002), now at the CNRS and Utrecht: On being [feminine] and [proper]<\/a><\/li>\n
- Mark Baker<\/a> (PhD 1984), now at Rutgers: Applicative markers as agreement with PP in Amharic<\/a> (co-authored with Ruth Kramer (Georgetown))<\/li>\n
- Seth Cable<\/a> (PhD 2007), now at UMass: Graded Tenses in Complement Clauses: Evidence that Future is not a Tense<\/a><\/li>\n
- Giorgio Magri<\/a> (PhD 2009), now at the CNRS and Utrecht: The error-driven ranking algorithm learns inventories of obstruents<\/a> (co-authored with Rene Kager (Utrecht))<\/li>\n
- Tara McAllister Byun<\/a> (PhD 2009), now at NYU: Parallels in speech acquisition and loss as evidence for a grammar of articulatory reliability<\/a> (co-authored with Sharon Inkelas (Berkeley) and Yvan Rose (MUN))<\/li>\n
- Lisa Bylinina (Meertens), Natalia Ivlieva<\/a> (PhD 2013), now at the CNRS, Alexander Podobryaev<\/a> (PhD 2013), now at the HSE Moscow, Yasutada Sudo<\/a> (PhD 2012), now at UCL: A non-superlative semantics for ordinals and the syntax of comparison classes<\/a><\/li>\n
- Joanna Zaleska (Leipzig) and Andrew Nevins<\/a> (PhD 2004), now at UCL: Transformational language games and the representation of Polish nasal vowels<\/a><\/li>\n
- Natalia Ivlieva<\/a> (PhD 2013), now at the Institut Jean-Nicod\/CNRS: Deriving multiplicity<\/a><\/li>\n
- Patrick Grosz<\/a> (PhD 2011) and Pritty Patel-Grosz<\/a> (PhD 2012), now at Tuebingen: Re-evaluating the distinction between personal and demonstrative pronouns<\/a><\/li>\n
- Susi Wurmbrand<\/a>, now at UConn: Restructuring cross-linguistically<\/a><\/li>\n
- Dennis Ott<\/a>, visiting student at MIT in 2013, now at Humboldt: On the form and meaning of appositives<\/a> (co-authored with Edgar Onea (Goettingen))<\/li>\n
- MIT alumni Roni Katzir<\/a> (PhD 2008), now at Tel-Aviv, and Michael Wagner<\/a> (PhD 2005), now at McGill, co-authored papers with current MIT students (see above)<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
A picture of Mitcho’s poster presentation:<\/p>\n
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- Pritty Patel-Grosz<\/a> (PhD 2012), now at the University of T\u00fcbingen: Different again<\/a><\/li>\n