University of Arizona      Tucson AZ

 

 

The 18th Annual CUNY
Sentence Processing Conference

March 31st-April 2nd, 2005

 
Photo by Jay Rochlin


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Announcement

Location:
Marriott Tucson University Park Hotel, 880 E. 2nd Street, Tucson, Arizona 85719 (1 block from the University of Arizona)

Organizers:
Tom Bever, Merrill Garrett, Erin O’Bryan, and students and staff from the University of Arizona Cognitive Science Program

Notice:
Registration Rate after March 1: Student $40, non-student $170, Corporate $250. On-line registration for CUNY 2005 is being handled by EventInterface.com. Please click on the Registration button to go to the on-line registration website. You must use a credit card to register on-line. If this poses a problem for you, please send email to the CUNY Organizers.

The full conference schedule including talks and posters is now available. Just click on the "Schedule" button.

For information on how to request Student Travel Funding, please check out the "Travel Fund" link on this page.
The University of Arizona Foundation has given us funds to cover free registration for a limited number of University of Arizona undergraduate and graduate students who apply. Most of these funds have been used to provide free registration for conference volunteers; however, limited funds are available to pay for registration for about 10 more students. Registration gets you full attendance at the conference, access to the food and drink during it (including two suppers and lunch on Saturday) and a complete set of conference materials, including an abstract of every presentation. Students should email cuny2005@mail.sbs.arizona.edu to apply for the free registration.

Click here to download a pdf version of the conference program, including the complete schedule and abstracts.
(You need Adobe Acrobat Reader installed to read this file. If you don't have Adobe Acrobat Reader on your computer, click here to download it.)

Credits

The CUNY Sentence Processing Conference organizers (Tom Bever, Merrill Garrett, and Erin O’Bryan) would like to recognize the volunteers and sponsors whose contributions helped make the conference a success.

REGISTRATION TABLE
Michael Don Anderson (Linguistics), Karen Barto (SLAT), Leila Lomashvili (SLAT), Michael Metz, Shanthi Nadarajan (SLAT), Polly O’Rourke (Linguistics), Tamar Sarnoff (Communication), Janice Scott, Beth Specker (SLAT), Xin Wang (SLAT)

WIRELESS MICROPHONE HANDLERS
Michael Don Anderson, Jason Barker, Roeland Hancock, Esther Kim (Speech Language & Hearing Sciences), Justin Lebreck, Charles Lin (Linguistics), Shanthi Nadarajan, Kumiko Nakamura (SLAT), Katrina Nicholas (Psychology), Kathleen O’Brien de Ramirez (SLAT), Boonjoo Park (SLAT), Dusana Rybarova, Mercedes Tubino (Linguistics), Xin Wang, Erin Wasley

POSTER COORDINATOR
Meghan O’Donnell (Linguistics)

PRINTED PROGRAM AND NAME TAG TYPOGRAPHY
Christopher Nicholas

COVER, NAME TAG, AND T-SHIRT ARTWORK (LOGO)
Michael Metz

FINAL ABSTRACT EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
Michael Don Anderson

COPY EDITORS
Jason Barker, Xiaomei Qiao (SLAT), Janice Scott, Mercedes Tubino, Erin Wasley

ASSISTANCE WITH REVIEWER ASSIGNMENTS AND DECISION TABULATION
Chris Guerrera, Esther Kim, and Katrina Nicholas

CONFERENCE WEBMASTER
Xu Xu (Linguistics)

ON-LINE SCHEDULE
Shiaohui Chan (Linguistics), Chris Guerrera, Roeland Hancock

CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENTS
Xiaomei Qiao

CONFERENCE SCHEDULE AND ATTENDEE ESTIMATES
Roeland Hancock, Shanthi Nadarajan

STUDENT TRAVEL FUND APPLICATION
Ben Jones

KATZ AWARD LIST
Charles Lin

REGISTRATION PACKETS AND NAME TAGS
Michael Don Anderson, Shiaohui Chan, Esther Kim, Leila Lomashvili, Katrina Nicholas, Meghan O’Donnell, Xiaomei Qiao, Tamar Sarnoff

STUDENT CRASH SPACE COORDINATOR
Polly O’Rourke (Linguistics)

STUDENT CRASH SPACE HOSTS
Lolin Cervantes-Kelly (SLAT), Lika Chtareva (Linguistics), Erin Good (Linguistics), Esther Kim, Charles Lin (Linguistics), Erin O'Bryan, Polly O'Rourke, Xiaomei Qiao (SLAT), Peter Richtsmeier (Linguistics), Hannah Soreng (Linguistics), Mercedes Tubino, Jianyuan Wang

TRANSPORTATION COORDINATOR
Jianyuan Wang (Linguistics)

DRIVERS
Michael Don Anderson, Karen Barto, Jerid Francom (Linguistics), Scott Jackson (Linguistics), Peter Richtsmeier, Mercedes Tubino, Gwanhi Yun (Linguistics)

CONFERENCE EMAIL LIST
Angie Garinis (Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences), Michael Metz

OTHER PEOPLE WHOSE CONTRIBUTIONS WERE ESSENTIAL

Jennie Bradley was the administrative assistant for the conference. In addition to making the hotel arrangements, having the t-shirts made, and overseeing the registration and t-shirts sales tables, Jennie organized many aspects of the conference beginning as early as September 2004.

Nova Hinrichs, the Cognitive Science Program’s Business Manager, handled some (or most?) financial aspects of the conference including (but certainly not limited to) student travel funding and receipts.

SBS Tech Support Group, especially Nic Shoenfeld, Brian Atkinson, and Marie Roberts

SPONSORS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA
Office of the Vice Provost, Academic Affairs
College of Social & Behavioral Sciences
Cognitive Science Program
Second Language Acquisition & Teaching Program
Anthropology Department
Computer Science Department
Philosophy Department
Electrical & Computer Engineering Department
Linguistics Department
Psychology Department
Social & Behavioral Sciences Research Institute (Prop. 301)
Speech, Language & Hearing Sciences Department
Office of the Vice President for Research
The University of Arizona Foundation
The Arizona Center for Information Science and Technology

EXTERNAL SPONSORS
Ph.D. Program in Linguistics, The Graduate Center, City University of New York
Psychology Department, University of Massachusetts
IGERT Training Program in Cognitive Science, Michigan State University
Brain & Cognitive Science Program, MIT
Brain & Cognitive Science Program, University of Rochester
CSLI, Stanford University

 

To contact the organizers with questions or comments, send email to cuny2005@mail.sbs.arizona.edu

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