FYI: 1st Call for Papers: GULLP

Author:	Paco Fernández
Linguistic Field(s):	Applied Linguistics Historical Linguistics Morphology Phonetics Phonology Semantics Sociolinguistics Syntax Language Acquisition
FYI Body:	GULLP is a publication run by graduate students in the Department of Spanish and Portuguese at Georgetown University featuring papers from different areas in Luso-Hispanic Linguistics. Topics include Phonology, Syntax, Semantics, Foreign Language Acquisition, Historical and Sociolinguistics. GULLP accepts submissions from graduate students in any of these disciplines in English, Portuguese and Spanish. Full title: 1st Georgetown University Luso-Hispanic Linguistics Papers Short title: GULLP 1st Call for Papers Call Deadline: August 15, 2005 Date for notification of acceptance: September 25, 2005 . Location: Georgetown University , Washington , DC Meeting email: gullp@georgetown.edu Website: http://data.georgetown.edu/departments/spanport/GULLP/index.cfm Linguistic Field(s): General Linguistics Meeting Description: Spanish and Portuguese Theoretical, Foreign Language Acquisition, and Sociolinguistics 1st Call for Papers We are pleased to announce the 1st Call for Papers for the Georgetown University Luso-Hispanic Linguistics Papers for graduate students coming from all areas of specialization in Luso-Hispanic Linguistics. The aim of GULLP is to serve as a meeting point for graduate students, providing them with an annual publication where their working papers can be given feedback from peers, as well as from senior researchers, and serve as a yearly electronic venue to make their research public. Papers are due on or before August 15, 2005 . Your proposal should describe original, unpublished work that may be in progress. Authors are limited to a maximum of one individual and one joint submission (papers co-authored with faculty will not be accepted). For more information about the submision, see the link to our website. Notification of acceptance will be sent around September 25th . Accepted papers will be published in the 1st Georgetown University Luso-Hispanic Linguistics Papers Electronic Journal, in late October