LINGUIST List 7.1187

Sat Aug 24 1996

Calls: Penn Linguistics Colloquium, Call for photos from COSWL

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  1. Mimi Lipson, Penn Linguistics Colloquium
  2. David Silva, Call for Photos from COSWL

Message 1: Penn Linguistics Colloquium

Date: Thu, 22 Aug 1996 14:33:02 EDT
From: Mimi Lipson <lipson3BABEL.ling.upenn.edu>
Subject: Penn Linguistics Colloquium


 CALL FOR PAPERS

 The Penn Linguistics Club Announces

 The Twenty-first Annual Penn Linguistics Colloquium

 Saturday and Sunday, February 22 and 23, 1997
 		
 		 Invited Speaker: Alec Marantz, M.I.T.


We welcome papers on any topic in linguistics. In addition, this
year's meeting will feature a special session on morphology.

Speakers will have twenty minutes for their presentation and five
minutes for discussion and questions.

Prospective speakers should submit an abstract no later than Monday,
December 2nd, 1996 to:

 The Penn Linguistics Colloquium Committee
 Department of Linguistics
 619 Williams Hall
 University of Pennsylvania
 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19104-6305

Abstracts for either the general conference or the special session
should be no longer than 2 pages in 12 point font with 1 inch margins
and should be accompanied by an index card including your name,
affiliation (department and institution), address, email address and
the subfield of linguistics (or related discipline) that you find most
appropriate to your topic. All abstracts labeled "morphology" will be
considered for inclusion in the special session. Submission by email
to plc21babel.ling.upenn.edu will be greatly appreciated.

Abstracts will be evaluated by reviewers from the University of
Pennsylvania and other institutions.

Colloquium participants are invited to submit their paper to the Penn
Review of Linguistics, which will be published late in the spring
following the Colloquium.

If you have any further questions, please contact us at the above
address or via e-mail at plc21babel.ling.upenn.edu
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Message 2: Call for Photos from COSWL

Date: Thu, 22 Aug 1996 22:03:24 CDT
From: David Silva <davidutafll.uta.edu>
Subject: Call for Photos from COSWL



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* THE COMMITTEE ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN IN LINGUISTICS (COSWL) *
* OF THE LINGUISTIC SOCIETY OF AMERICA *
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* announces a *
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* C A L L F O R P H O T O G R A P H S *
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One charge of the LSA's Committee on the Status of Women in
Linguistics (COSWL) is to gather and distribute information about and
for women in linguistics. During the past several years, COSWL has
worked toward meeting these goals by sponsoring a number of on-going
projects that track and guide women's career paths: an institutional
questionnaire, a personal questionnaire, mentoring workshops, and a
women's narrative project. For the 1997 LSA Annual Meeting in Chicago
(January 2-5), COSWL will be organizing a special presentation
entitled "The Lives of Women Linguists: Words and Images", an audio-
visual forum for documenting and celebrating the lives of women in the
field.

The audio portion of the presentation will comprise dramatic readings
based on edited and anonymatized interviews of women linguists,
excerpted from the newly-created database for the COSWL Narrative
Project.

The visual presentation will consist of photographs of women linguists
- to be supplied by women and men in the field today.

COSWL is asking all memebers of the linguistics community to help us
prepare for this important event. The committee is thus soliciting
photographs of women linguists from all levels of the discipline, from
undergraduate students to professors emeritae. Photos should feature
women in linguistics, either alone or in groups.

COSWL is especially interested in collecting photographs of all of the
LSA's past women presidents, as a tribute to their important
contributions to the society.

COSWL invites all interested parties to contribute to the project by
lending up to 7 photographs consistent with the theme of the exhibit.
(Anyone with a larger number of photos that they believe would be of
special value to the project, should contact David Silva before
submitting more than 7 photos.)

To submit photos, please follow these instructions:

1. Select up to seven photographs depicting women in linguistics and
label the back of each with your name, phone #, and e-mail address.
We suggest that you use a mailing label to do this; do not write
directly on the back of the photo, as the pressure of the pen may
damage the print.

2. Also attach to the back of the photograph the names of all
identifiable subjects; this can be done with either a label
(preferred) or with a "post-it". If there is more than one person in
the photo, please clearly identify each.

3. Place (a) the photographs and (b) a self-addressed stamped
envelope (with sufficient postage and clearly marked "PHOTOS: DO NOT
BEND") into a [slightly] larger envelope (also marked "DO NOT BEND")
and send to:

 David Silva or Mary Bucholtz
 Attn: COSWL Photos Attn: COSWL Photos
 UTA Linguistics -- Box 19559 Dept of Linguistics, UC Berkeley
 Arlington, TX 76019-0559 2337 Dwinelle Hall
 Berkeley, CA 94720-2650

Selected photographs will be digitally enlarged and reproduced for the
January exhibit. All photographs will be returned in the
self-addressed stamped envelopes you provide.

After the Chicago meeting, the materials from the LSA exhibit will be
archived on the World Wide Web, thereby allowing greater access to the
words and images of women in the field.

PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR PHOTOS NO LATER THAN FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1996.

If you have questions, please contact a member of COSWL or
e-mail David Silva at DAVIDUTA.EDU.
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