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10:00am

Workshop 2: Creating interactive shiny dashboards to showcase sociolinguistic research: Seeing the forest and the trees EMU Cedar & SpruceJustin Davidson • Joseph Roy • Gyula Zsombok

12:30pm

Workshop 7: Bayesian modeling for linguistic researchers EMU Cedar & SpruceSantiago Barreda

2:30pm

Kang: Spontaneous phonetic accommodation in standard Seoul Korean and Kyungsang Korean EMU Cedar & SpruceYoojin Kang

2:55pm

Gnevsheva et al.: Convergence across dialects in monolingual and bilingual speakers EMU Cedar & SpruceKsenia Gnevsheva • Anita Szakay • Sandra Jansen

3:20pm

Tamminga et al.: The search for predictors of individual differences in VOT imitation EMU Cedar & SpruceMeredith Tamminga • Lacey Wade • Wei Lai

4:00pm

Adli: Population dynamics as a driving force of language change: results from a large-scale computer simulation EMU Cedar & SpruceAria Adli

4:25pm

Willis et al.: Apparent-time and spatial diffusion in large social-media corpora EMU Cedar & SpruceDavid Willis • Adrian Leemann • Deepthi Gopal • Tam Blaxter

4:50pm

Zsombok: Sharp/click words: Regional variation of prescribed variants on Twitter in France and Quebec EMU Cedar & SpruceGyula Zsombok

8:30am

Oushiro & Guedes: Usage rates and variable rules: what changes in migrants’ speech EMU Cedar & SpruceLivia Oushiro • Shirley Guedes

8:55am

Livio & Critchfield: A comparative account of variable number concord in Brazilian Portuguese and Mosquito Coast Spanish EMU Cedar & SpruceCamila Livio • Madeline Critchfield

9:20am

Bancu: Morpho-syntactic variation in a multilingual setting: how contact varieties can shed light on the structure of under-documented languages EMU Cedar & SpruceAriana Bancu

9:45am

Abuamsha: Phonological and Morphosyntactic Variation in Palestinian Arabic: A Case of Ongoing Language Change EMU Cedar & SpruceDuaa Abuamsha

10:30am

Bigelow: Neo-hosers up north: Locally constructed meaning and FACE and GOAT ungliding in rural Ontario EMU Cedar & SpruceLauren Bigelow

10:55am

Pabst: Is [nuz] really the new [njuz]? Yod dropping in Toronto English EMU Cedar & SpruceKatharina Pabst

11:20am

Neuhausen: To raise or not to raise in Pennsylvania German English in Canada EMU Cedar & SpruceMiriam Neuhausen

11:45am

Wagner: Prince Edward Island – a blank spot on the (socio)linguistic map EMU Cedar & SpruceSusanne Wagner

1:40pm

Bailey et al.: Affrication as the cause of s-retraction: Community-level change in Manchester English EMU Cedar & SpruceGeorge Bailey • Stephen Nichols • Maciej Baranowski • Danielle Turton

2:05pm

Regan: Advancing sociophonetic analysis of fricative merger(s) and split in Andalusian Spanish EMU Cedar & SpruceBrendan Regan

2:30pm

Song & Dalola: Ssssibilant or Shhhhibilant: Dialect variation in North and South Korean EMU Cedar & SpruceJiyeon Song • Amanda Dalola

2:55pm

Brogan & Yi: Rethinking the gender paradox in El Salvador: Evidence from /s/ weakening EMU Cedar & SpruceFranny Brogan • Deborah Yi

8:30am

Nesbitt: Slowly changing their minds: Evidence of gradual phonologization in Michigan EMU Cedar & SpruceMonica Nesbitt

8:55am

miles-hercules & Zimman: Normativity in normalization: Methodological challenges in the (automated) analysis of vowels among non-binary speakers EMU Cedar & Sprucedeandre miles-hercules • Lal Zimman

9:20am

Starr & Choo: The NEXT-TEXT split in Singapore English: Comparing self-report and speech production EMU Cedar & SpruceRebecca Starr • Amanda Shimin Choo

9:45am

Dann: Variation in the BATH lexical set in a rural British variety: Using perceptions to understand production EMU Cedar & SpruceHolly Dann

10:30am

Saltzman: A Sociophonetic study of tones on Jeju Island EMU Cedar & SpruceMoira Saltzman

10:55am

Esposito & Xu: Affect and iconicity: Cross-linguistic similarities in the meaning of final syllable lengthening EMU Cedar & SpruceLewis Esposito • Robert Xu

11:20am

Wang & Wagner: Local identity and standardization: Evidence from Tianjin Chinese tone sandhi EMU Cedar & SpruceXiaomei Wang • Suzanne Evans Wagner

11:45am

Lai & Gooden: Socioprosodic variation in Yami: Language ecology, intonation, and identity EMU Cedar & SpruceLi-Fang Lai • Shelome Gooden

12:10pm

LDC data clinic: Main session EMU Cedar & Spruce

1:40pm

Bissell & Wolfram: Oppositional Identity and back vowel fronting in a triethnic context: The case of Lumbee English EMU Cedar & SpruceMarie Bissell • Walt Wolfram

2:05pm

Benheim: Regional features and the Jewish ethnolinguistic repertoire in Chicago EMU Cedar & SpruceJaime Benheim

2:30pm

Holliday: “Sounding black” vs. “talking black”?: Racial identity performance at different levels of variation EMU Cedar & SpruceNicole Holliday

2:55pm

Sheydaei & Purnell: Towards a transracial sociolinguistics: Ethnographic insight from Americans of Middle Eastern and North African (MENA) descent EMU Cedar & SpruceIman Sheydaei Baghdadeh • Thomas Purnell