LINGUIST List 20.1035
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Tue Mar 24 2009
Things: I Have Learned Here Have Proved Invaluable
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Working With Intelligent Linguists Day-in and Day-out
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Cambridge Extra and Compass Update
Message 1: Working With Intelligent Linguists Day-in and Day-out
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Date: 24-Mar-2009
From: linguist <linguist linguistlist.org>
Subject: Working With Intelligent Linguists Day-in and Day-out
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Dear LINGUIST Subscribers,
My name is Fatemeh Abdollahi, and I am currently a second year undergraduate student at Eastern Michigan University, working on the LINGUIST List. This will be the second full year that I have worked on Linguist List, and this has been an experience I know I will never forget.
I started at LINGUIST List as their youngest hire ever, with a brief but strong start-up in linguistics, I was eager for the challenge of LINGUIST List, and I have never been disappointed. The things that I have learned here have proved invaluable to me, in every application of my life.
I currently work on several sections of the site, as we all do (you'd be surprised how much work it is to keep LINGUIST going). My main projects are the Publications team, posting Table of Content submissions, the LL-map team, mapping linguistic information, the Grants team, writing up grant proposals to help fund our many project ideas, the Publicity team, used to get you all up-to-date with our features, and the Conference Organization team, organizing the plethora of conferences we host and participate in every year at LINGUIST List. All of these areas have taught me different skills, among these are programming, research, mapping, and editing, which keeps me abreast of recent developments in linguistics, and provides me with many interesting research ideas at the same time.
It always amazes me how many sections there are to our site, and after two years of working here I am still constantly surprised by the information we store. In what other discipline is there a facility in which e-mails about job postings, conferences, TOC's etc. are e-mailed to over 26,000 people at once? In what disciplines are projects created that provide free use to their subscribers, all for the sake of the discipline itself? LINGUIST List provides an avenue for tying together people and information from all areas of Linguistics that has not been replicated in any other field to date, and we need your help to keep this going!
Working with intelligent linguists day-in and day-out has been an invaluable experience, and I would like to ask you to please continue to make this possible. We're a nonprofit organization, which has no way of continuing without your generous contributions. If you use LINGUIST at all, please seriously consider contributing this year. Without your contributions LINGUIST could not continue to turn out the amazing content that we do, year after year. We are willing to work as hard as we can to ensure you continue to get this great service, but it's not possible without your help. Please continue to show that you appreciate us by donating to the fund drive!
https://linguistlist.org/donation/donate/donate1.cfm
Thank you for all of your support,
Fatemeh Abdollahi
Message 2: Cambridge Extra and Compass Update
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Date: 24-Mar-2009
From: linguist <linguist linguistlist.org>
Subject: Cambridge Extra and Compass Update
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Dear Subscribers,
Thank you for joining us in another year of the LINGUIST List fund-drive. Every contribution goes a long way in helping us continue providing the services we do, year after year.
As you may have gathered from the other letters that have gone out during this fund-drive season, we have many teams here at the LINGUIST List, so that we can have small groups of people devoting themselves to three or four tasks, instead of all of us working on everything. I have been fortunate to have been working on the publications team for the past two years, and have seen some fantastic projects come to life. The publications team is in charge of making sure that current book, journal, and table of contents information is broadcast to the users, as well as maintaining a thorough database of these materials for the users perusal at any time (if you're interested in hearing more about the publications team please look for the publications letter going out this fund-drive). In addition to these posting duties, we have recently developed two exciting features.
In 2007 we had the pleasure of creating Cambridge Extra, a free online resource for linguists worldwide. This resource features exclusive articles, podcasts, competitions and offers, all in the same place and all for free! With over 46,000 hits since its creation, we count Cambridge extra as one of our most successful developments! You can visit the Cambridge Extra site and read the articles, enter a competition for prizes and get discounts on Cambridge University Press titles at:
http://linguistlist.org/cambridgeextra/.
In addition to this exciting resource we have developed Wiley-Blackwell Language & Linguistics Compass Discussion Forum! This feature allows you to read the full text of selected articles for free online. After reading, you can post a comment on the article's discussion page, or read what others have said. This is a wonderful opportunity to read newly published linguistics articles and engage in a discussion of the ideas. Find the links to all articles and their discussion pages at:
http://linguistlist.org/pubs/blackwell/compass_index.cfm.
We update these resources as often as possible, and would love to hear suggestions from you as to which articles you would be interested in seeing featured, as well as looking forward to reading any comments you post on Wiley-Blackwell's Compass Discussion Forum! We are always looking for new resources that can help foster interest and education in the Linguistics community; after all, that's what we're here for!
Thank you in advance for your contributions this fund-drive season!
Fatemeh Abdollahi
This Year the LINGUIST List hopes to raise $60,000. This money will go to help
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