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8:30am PDT

Esposito & Lake: How far do Pacific Northwest features spread? Evidence of prevelar raising/fronting across California EMU Crater Lake NLewis Esposito • Emily Lake

8:55am PDT

Peterson: The participation of women of color in back vowel fronting in Portland, Oregon EMU Crater Lake NManamaya Peterson

9:20am PDT

Cardoso et al.: Different means to a similar end: Apparent time change in British Columbian Englishes EMU Crater Lake NAmanda Cardoso • Kaining Xu • Molly Babel • Robert Pritchard

9:45am PDT

Becker & Bahls: The Low-Back-Merger Shift in Port Townsend, Washington EMU Crater Lake NKara Becker • Cecilia Bahls

10:30am PDT

Wade & Roberts: Accommodation to observed vs. expected behavior in a laboratory experiment EMU Crater Lake NLacey Wade • Gareth Roberts

10:55am PDT

Heaton: Distinguishing native and imitated American regional accents EMU Crater Lake NHayley Heaton

11:20am PDT

Walker et al.: The effect of speaker-identity on dialect processing EMU Crater Lake NAbby Walker • Carla B. Fernandez • Janet G. van Hell

11:45am PDT

Austen: Pushing the envelope of variation: Listener perceptions of the TRAP/BATH split EMU Crater Lake NMartha Austen

1:40pm PDT

Dinkin: Generational phases: The low back vowels in Cooperstown, New York EMU Crater Lake NAaron Dinkin

2:05pm PDT

Gratton: Vowel space peripherality as a sociolinguistic variable EMU Crater Lake NChantal Gratton

2:30pm PDT

Stanford et al.: Pioneering a dialect shift in the Pioneer Valley: Evidence for the Low-Back-Merger Shift in Western Massachusetts EMU Crater Lake NJames N. Stanford • Monica Nesbitt • James King • Sebastian Turner

2:55pm PDT

Strong & Roberts: An acoustic sociophonetic study of dialect changes in Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom: A study of Vermont’s last frontier EMU Crater Lake NIsabelle Strong • Julie Roberts