WOMP 2024

The first meeting of the Workshop On Morphology at Princeton (WOMP 2024) will be held on March 22-23, 2024, at Princeton University.

This inaugural WOMP is the second installment of a successful workshop held in spring 2023 at Penn State University, Externalizing Words, and will continue in the same vein, with a broad theme of “realization” (the nature of the post-syntax, late insertion, linearization, the syntax-phonology interface, etc.).

WOMP will feature invited talks as well as a poster session for early career scholars. The workshop will be held in person, though a virtual option for live streaming the talks will be made available as well. Registration is free, but is required for attending in person and/or for receiving the live-streaming link.

See below for more details, including the presenter line-up, the schedule (now with downloadable handouts, slides, and posters!), information about traveling to Princeton, and information about WOMP Proceedings papers at Continua.


Presenters

Speakers
Artemis Alexiadou (Humboldt University, ZAS Berlin)
Bronwyn Bjorkman (Queen’s University)
Matthew Hewett (Georgetown University)
Ruth Kramer (Georgetown University)
Maria Kouneli (Rutgers University)
Tom Leu (Université du Québec à Montréal)
Carol Rose Little (University of Oklahoma)
Terje Lohndal (Norwegian University of Science & Technology, UiT The Arctic University of Norway)
David Natvig (University of Stavanger)
Heather Newell (Université du Québec à Montréal)
Neil Myler (Boston University)
Michael T. Putnam (Penn State University)
Einar Freyr Sigurðsson (The Árni Magnússon Institute for Icelandic Studies)
Tran Truong (Penn State University)
Jim Wood (Yale University)

Poster presenters
Deborah Adeyeye (Penn State University)
Comfort Ahenkorah (Yale University)
Dani Katenkamp (Yale University)
Jack Pruett (Georgetown University)
Katherine Russell (University of California, Berkeley)
Milena Šereikaitė (Princeton University)
Oddur Snorrason (Queen Mary University of London)
Catarina Soares (Yale University)
Luis Miguel Toquero Pérez (University of Southern California)
Emmeline Wilson (Penn State University)


Schedule

For the full workshop schedule, click here. Note that breakfast and lunch will be provided on both days of the workshop for all attendees, and there will be a dinner reception following the conclusion of the workshop on Saturday, also for all attendees.

Post-workshop update: Most handouts, slides, and posters are now available at the schedule link above.


Registration

Registration is free, but is required for attending in person and/or for receiving the live-streaming link. To register, please complete the following registration form: 

https://forms.gle/R5UpBHXHDGJUXRwk6


Venue, transportation, and lodging

The workshop will be held at Princeton University, at the Friend Center (7799 William St), in the Convocation Room (rm 113). For more information about the venue, transportation to the Princeton area, and parking/lodging in Princeton, click here.


WOMP Proceedings

Continua is a new Open Access, peer-reviewed academic journal whose contributions explore aspects of the mental lexicon, the conceptualizations of ‘words’, and the intersection of morphological phenomena with phonological, semantic, syntactic, and pragmatic factors. We welcome the submission of articles and/or squibs from WOMP for publication consideration, as well as submissions from WOMP attendees who work on these topics. If you are interested in submitting to Continua, please see our submission guidelines, which can be found here.

If you have any questions about Continua or the submission process, please contact either Mike Putnam (mike.putnam@psu.edu) or David Natvig (david.a.natvig@uis.no). 


Contact information

Organizer: Laura Kalin

Contact address: lkalin@princeton.edu

Steering committee: Carol Rose Little, David Natvig, Heather Newell, Michael Putnam, Tran Truong

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