NELS 34 st Stony Brook

34th Annual Meeting of the North Eastern Linguistic Society
NELS 34

Stony Brook University (=SUNY at Stony Brook).

November 7-9, 2003.
NELS is over! See pictures.

Authors: read Letter to Authors.

NELS is one of the leading conferences on theoretical linguistics held in the northeastern United States and Canada. It is a forum for the discussion and dissemination of current research in theoretical linguistics.

The conference attracts participants from all over the world and welcomes abstracts/papers in all fields of theoretical linguistics. Please see our call for papers for more information on abstract submission.

Invited speakers:

ELLEN BROSELOW - Stony Brook University
GUGLIELMO CINQUE - University of Venice
RICHARD LARSON - Stony Brook University

SPECIAL SESSION:

NELS 34 will host a special session on Sentence and Speech Processing, focussing on the interface of linguistics with psychology, neurobiology, computer science, and other related fields. Abstracts/papers on this topic are especially welcome for the special session and for the accompanying poster session. Please see the Call for papers for more information on submission of abstracts.

Invited speaker:

DAN JURAFSKY - University of Colorado at Boulder


	- The conference will take place in the Charles B. Wang Asian American Center (The Wang center) Upon arrival - On Thursday evening (18:00 - 21:00) registration will take place at the Linguistics department on the second floor of the Ward Melville Social and Behavioral Sciences building (SBS) rm. S207. - For the rest of the conference (Friday to Sunday) the registration desk will be located in the Lobby of the Wang center. - Please check the campus map for directions to the Wang Center.