UGA students and faculty present at the Hispanic Linguistics Symposium (HLS)

Twelve current and former UGA ROML linguists recently presented their research at the Hispanic Linguistics Symposium, hosted in Omaha, Nebraska October 17-19, 2024.  Congratulations to all of them!

• Sarah Hubbel (UGA PhD 2024, now University of North Georgia): Predicate constituent order variation in the Spanish-Quechua contact situation of Cusco, Peru
• Caitlin Samples (UGA/Stanford University): Four years later: is gender-inclusive language still a change in progress?
• Vanessa Revheim, Violeta Barahona & Steve Vazquez: Evidencia de la influencia translingüística en la inversión verbo-sujeto en oraciones interrogativas: un estudio piloto con hispanohablantes de herencia
• Madeline Gilbert: Partial metathesis in Sevillian Spanish
• Gorka Basterretxea Santiso (Northeastern University), María González (UGA), James Graham Johnson (UGA) & Andrew Weston (Northeastern University): Tod@/e/xs opinan: actitudes implícitas hacia el lenguaje inclusivo en español
• Vanessa Revheim & Olivia Brooks: Exploring the lexical aspect among heritage speakers of Brazilian Portuguese
• Jessica Tiegs (UGA) & Miquel Simonet (University of Arizona): Marginal phonemic contrasts yield marginal perceptual sensitivity
• Chad Howe, Bethany Bateman McDonald & Sarah Hubbel: Placeholder na in Quechua-Spanish bilinguals

You can find the full program and abstracts here.