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LAVIS - Capital D
SECOL - Capital C
SECOL - Capital B
Identity
Louisiana
Syntax
Session 1
Session Chair: Elaine Chun
Session Chair: Michael Picone
Session Chair: Rafael Orozco
12:00-12:30PM
Barbara Johnstone: Enregistering Speech
Miranda Axworthy, Nicole Fitchett, Jack
Aarnes Gudmestad: A Cross-Dialectal
with Identity in the New South
Martin, Tyler McPhillips, Michael Monaco,
Analysis of Variable Mood Use in Spanish
Thursday,
April 9
& John Shuey: Skyping to the field: A New
Take on a Field Methods Course
12:30-1:00PM
Tamara Lindner: Franco-Jeunes and
Jennimaria Palomaki: A Phase-Based
Non-Franco-Jeunes: Perspectives on
Account of Long Distance Binding in Finnish
Language and Culture in South Louisiana
1:00-1:30PM
1:30-2:00PM
Becky Childs: Language and Internet in the
Lauren Colomb: A Preliminary Exploration
Chad Davis & Seth Wilson: Passive
New South
of Language, Race, and Local Identity in
Unaccusatives in L2 English Essays from L1
New Orleans
Korean and L1 Chinese Speaker Essays
Catherine Evans Davies: Performing
Claiborne Rice & Wilbur Bennett:
Ralf Thiede: Your Brain on Story
Southernness in Country Music
Competing Maps of Local Dialect Areas:
Cajun English
2:00-2:30PM
Break - Capital A
LAVIS - Capital D
SECOL - Capital C
SECOL - Capital B
Appalachian English
Language Contact & Phonetics
Linguistics & Pedagogy
Session 2
Session Chair: Bridget Anderson
Session Chair: Felice Coles
Session Chair: Kristin Brown
2:30-3:00PM
Michael Montgomery: The Appalachian
Kristen Mullen: A Cross-Generational
David Marlow: Linguistics Online: On
Border as the Locus for New Dialect
Analysis of Spanish-to-English Calques in
Delivering Linguistic Courses via Distance
Formation: A Test Case with Respect to
Emerging Miami English
Education Canceled due to family emergency
Rafael Orozco: Spanish in the United States:
Benjamin Torbert: Using Literature and
Language Contact vs. Dialect Convergence
Song to Teach Linguistic Syntax II
Allison Burkette: The Interaction of
Irinia Shport: Perceptual Mapping Between
Jeanne Bissonnette, Jessica Hatcher, Jeffrey
Linguistics and Object-Based Stancetaking
Vietnames Lexical Tones and English
Reaser, & Amanda Godley: Regional
in Appalachian Interviews
Intonational Patterns
Differences in Pre-service ELA Teachers’
Aspect
3:00-3:30PM
3:30-4:00PM
Responses to Critical Language Pedagogies
4:00-4:30PM
Paul Reed: Appalachia, Monopthongization,
Lydda L´opez & Nandi Sims: Spanish
May Chung: Teaching Language Variation
and Intonation: Rethinking Tradition
Substrate Influence on Miami Latino
to Chinese Teachers of English
English: An Extension
4:30-5:00PM
Karen Burdette: Welsh Consonant
Justin White Frequency of Input: An
Mutations and Spanish Consonant
Analysis of the Micro Level of Learning
Allophones: Are There Similarities?
Italian
5:00-7:00PM
Dinner on your own
7:00-8:30PM
Opening Plenary - Capital D/C
Opening Remarks: Dr. Jeffrey Braden, Dean of Humanities and Social Sciences at NC State
Reflections of LAVIS History, Michael Montgomery
Dennis R. Preston: ["s2δ@~n], ["s2δ@n], ["s2δô@n], [s˜
2:n], etc...: What we/they think/thought it is/was/will be
8:30-10:00PM
Opening Reception with light hors d’oeuvres - Capital Ballroom [floor 20]
Friday, April
LAVIS - Capital D
SECOL - Capital C
SECOL - Capital B
Spanish & Latino English
Linguistics & Literature
Acquisition & Phonetics
Session Chair: Mary Kohn
Session Chair: Connie Eble
Session Chair: Irina Shport
Jonathan Inscoe: Kansai-ben and the New
Joseph Stanley: Brother Bell’s Audience
South: Ethics of SAE Translation in
Types: Forms of Address among Latter-day
Japanese Media
Saint Young Adults
Erik R. Thomas: What a Swarm of
Jo Tyler: “A Plain Wrapper Over a
Lisa Sprowls: Second-dialect Acquisition in
Variables Tells Us about the Formation of
Five-Pound Lie”: Characterizing a Black
Southwestern Pennsylvania
Mexican American English
Pulp Hero Through Code-Switching
10
Session 3
8:00-8:30AM
8:30-9:00AM
9:00-9:30AM
Ralf Thiede & Kristin Brown: Colonial
Emily Moeng: Acquiring Phonemes: What
Shadows: Two Creole Bible Translations
Distributional Information Do Infants
Receive in Child-directed Speech?
9:30-10:00AM
10:00-10:30AM
10:30-11:00AM
Phillip Carter: Perceiving Miami in English
Cadwell Turnbull: “I HATE Colloquial
Kirk Hazen, Jordan Lovejoy, Margery Webb,
and Spanish
Verse”: Examining Vernacular Third Person
Emily Vandevender, & Kiersten Woods: The
and Naturalized Elitist Ideologies in Fiction
Sociophonetics of Z Devoicing
Jim Michnowicz: Spanish-English Contact in
Yanmin Bao: Very Different, Really Good:
Jason McLarty Intonation Variation in the
North Carolina: Different Variables,
A Comparison of the Use of Intensifiers Very
South
Different Trajectories
and Really
Break - Capital A
LAVIS - Capital D
SECOL - Capital C
SECOL - Capital B
Recent Immigrants in the South
Appalachian English
Perception
Session 4
Session Chair: Phillip Carter
Session Chair: Allison Burkette
Session Chair: Dennis Preston
11:00-11:30PM
Elaine Chun: “She Be Acting Like She’s
Abbey Thomas: Giving Directions in an
Angela Tramontelli: Changes in Latitudes,
Black”: Ideologies of Language and
Appalachian Community
Changes in Attitudes: Perceptual
Blackness Among Korean American Female
Dialectology in Michigan
Youth in Texas
11:30-12:00PM
J. Daniel Hasty, Becky Childs, & Gerard
Benjamin Jones: Perceiving New England:
Van Herk: Surveying the Linguistic Terrain:
An Examination of Dialect
Utilizing Surveys Near and Far
12:00-12:30PM
12:30-1:00PM
1:00-2:30PM
Agnes Bolonyai: “Where are You from?”:
Kirk Hazen, Kiersten Woods, Jordan
Alicia Cipria: Whose Spanish? The Term
Immigrant Stories of Accent, Belonging, and
Lovejoy, & Emily Vandevender: An/A in
“Neutral Spanish” and its Use in Media
‘Other’ Experiences in the South
Appalachia
Production in the US
Luciana Fellin: The New Italians of the
Timothy Alford: Albertville English: An
Rafael Orozco & Dorian Dorado: Perceptual
South
Appalachian Variety
Attitudes towards Spanish in the New South
Lunch on your own (closed SECOL Board meeting, 1:15-2:15, Board Room [Floor 20])
LAVIS - Capital D
SECOL - Capital C
SECOL - Capital B
Linguistic Outreach &
Coalition on Appalachian
Identity
Engagement
Language Panel
Session 5
Session Chair: Walt Wolfram
Session Organizer: Jennifer Cramer
Session Chair: Claiborne Rice
2:30-3:00PM
Kirk Hazen: From Community Engagement
Anita Puckett: Speech and the
Nola Stephens: Ungodly Language
to Public Outreach: Historical Analysis and
(Re)Construction of Identity in Appalachian
Attitudes: Teaching Linguistics in the
Future Goals
Local Government Public Address Events
Shadow of the Tower of Babel
Brooke Parker, J. Daniel Hasty, & Becky
Kim Lilienthal: Stancetaking in
Childs: Surveying the New Appalachia:
International Service Learning Reflection: A
Change, Perception, and Influence
Discursive Model of Assessment
Bridget Anderson: Applied Sociophonetics
Jennifer Cramer: Country vs. ‘Country’:
Kellam Barta: We Just Decided To
in Forensic Linguistic Casework Involving
Using Punctuation to Mediate Negative
Voice Comparison and Speaker Profiling
Perceptions in Labeling Appalachian
Anne H. Charity Hudley & Christine
Michelle Compton: The Effects of a New
Phillip M. Carter, Lydda L´
opez, & Nandi
Mallinson: From Opportunity Gaps to
Method of Instruction on the Perception of
Sims: Talk about Talk: Metalinguistic
Progressive Partnerships: Interdisciplinary
Appalachian English
Commentary on Multilingual Miami
3:00-3:30PM
3:30-4:00PM
4:00-4:30PM
Models of Sociolinguistic Justice in the New
South
4:30-5:00PM
Break - Capital A
LAVIS - Capital D
SECOL - Capital C
SECOL - Capital B
First Language Viewing &
South Atlantic American Dialect
Ethnicity & Identity
Response
Society Panel: Linguistic
Corpora for Advancing the Study
of Southern American Englishes
Session 6
Session Organizer: Michael
Session Chair: Sonja Lanehart
Montgomery
5:00-5:30PM
First Language: The Race to Save Cherokee
Lucia Siebers: Studying Language Variation
Janice Jake & Carol Myers-Scotton:
Documentary Screening
in the Antebellum South: The Corpus of
Grammatical Features of Xhosa-English
Older African American Speakers
Codeswitching
Michael Ellis & Michael Montgomery:
Brooke Wallig: Turn Down For What?
Mapping Southern American English,
Exploration and Analysis of the Functions of
1861-1865
English in Korean Hip-Hop
Response and Discussion Led by Chris
Kirk Hazen: Creating a Language Corpus
Mar´ıa-Isabel Mart´ınez-Mira: Ethnicity,
Koops, Hartwell Francis, Neal Hutcheson, &
for Long Term Success
Identity Labels, and Spanish Fluency: Does
5:30-6:00PM
6:00-6:30PM
Danica Cullinan
Speaking Spanish Make Hispanics more
‘Hispanic’ ?
6:30-7:00PM
Michael Montgomery: Appalachian
Felice Coles: Commodifying the Preservation
Englishes in Their Sub-Regional Contexts
of Isle˜
no Spanish
Dinner/Evening on your own
9:00-11:00PM
Student Mixer at The Raleigh Times Bar
14 E Hargett St, Raleigh, NC 27601
18+, ID Required
LAVIS - Capital D
SECOL - Capital C
SECOL - Capital B
Louisiana French & English
Identity & Perception
Southern Vowels
Session 7
Session Chair: Gillian Sankoff
Session Chair: Ben Torbert
Session Chair: Bill Labov
8:30-9:00AM
Michael Picone: Language and Dialect in
Boyd Davis & Rebecca Roeder: Mrs.
Tyler Kendall & Valerie Fridland: Southern
Louisiana, The State of the Research
Guthery is Polite: Demographically-affected
Shiftiness: Intra-Regional Variability in
Changes in Perceptions Eighteen Years
Vowel Production and Perception Across the
Apart
South
Amy Hemmeter: Creating Gender-neutral
Charlie Farrington, Tyler Kendall, & Valerie
Stimuli
Fridland: The Dynamic South: Inherent
Saturday,
April 11
9:00-9:30AM
Spectal Change in the Southern Vowel Shift
9:30-10:00AM
10:00-10:30AM
10:30-11:00AM
Nathalie Dajko: The Continuing Importance
Mary B. Zeigler: Hey, You Guys!: The
Kelly Millard: The Absence of the Pin-Pen
of French in Louisiana
Divided Mind of the New American South
Merger in Miami
Katie Carmichael: R-lessness in Cajun
Brianna Teague & Jeffrey Reaser: Linguistic
Kaitlyn Lee: Transition Zones: A Study of
English and New Orleans English
Localness, Distance, and Network through
/ai/ Monopthongization in Owensboro,KY
North Carolina Toponym Pronunciations
& Evansville, IN
Break - Capital A
LAVIS - Capital D
SECOL - Capital C
SECOL - Capital B
African American English
South Asian Languages
Applied Linguistics
Session 8
Session Chair: Mary Zeigler
Session Chair: Ralf Thiede
Session Chair: Antonio Reyes
11:00-11:30AM
Tracey Weldon: Sounding Black: Labeling
Jen Boehm, Emily Moeng, & Amy Reynolds:
Angela Tramontelli & Mary Kate Hedrick:
and Perceptions of African American Voices
Modeling English Phonological Structures:
‘Yay’ or ‘Neigh’: A Pragmatics-Based
on Southern College Campuses
A Case Study of Frequency Effects in S’gar
Approach to Body Language in Natural
Karen Speakers
Horsemanship and Equine-assisted
Psychotherapy
11:30-12:00PM
Amy Reynolds Karen English: Coronal Stop
Scott Kiesling, Jacob Eisenstein, James
Deletion in a New American Southern
Fitzpatrick, & Umashanthi Pavalanathan:
Language Community
The Development of a Stance Annotation
Scheme: Lessons for Computational
Linguistics and Sociolinguists
12:00-12:30PM
Patricia Cukor-Avila: Growing INTO and
Jen Boehm: An Acoustic Dialectal Analysis
Natalie Schilling & Alexandria Marsters:
IN African American English
of S’gaw Karen in North Carolina
Applying Sociolinguistic Findings to
Forensic Contexts and Forensic Data to
Sociolinguistic Issues: The Case of the
Unexpected Southern Accent
12:30-1:00PM
Sonja Lanehart: Black Is, Black Isn’t:
Perceptions of Language and Blackness
Bree Smith: Numeral Classifiers in Lao
Thomas R. Sawallis: Shakespearean Original
Pronunciation Performance in Choral
Contexts: A Case Report
1:00-2:30PM
Lunch on your own (Open SECOL Business Meeting - Capital B
LAVIS - Capital D
SECOL - Capital C
SECOL - Capital B
The Urban South
American Indian Languages
Language Ideology
Session 9
Session Chair: Erik Thomas
Session Chair: Jack Martin
Session Chair: Catherine Davies
2:30-3:00PM
Bill Labov: The Phonology of the Urban
Eleanor Feltner: The Noncanonical
Erin L. Berry: The Linguistic Presentation
South: an Overview
Characteristics of Chippewa
of Self in Social Media Environments: A
Pilot Study of Black Millenial Students at a
Historically Black University
3:00-3:30PM
Nathan Hardymon: The Shawnee Alignment
Amanda Eads: Lebanese-American in the
System: A Lexical Functional Approach
South: Transition from Diasporic to
Hyphenated Identity
3:30-4:00PM
4:00-4:30PM
Robin Dodsworth: Network Cluster
Razia Husain: Exploring the Permissible Use
Salvatore Callesano & Phillip M. Carter:
Detection and the Reversal of the Southern
of the Experience Past and Non-Experience
Perceptions of Spanish and English in
Vowel Shift in Raleigh
Past Suffixes in Cherokee
Miami: The Implicit Association Test
Mary Kohn: (De)Segregation: The Impact
Ramon Escamilla:
Antonio Reyes: Emotions and Illusions in
of De-Facto and De-Jure Segregation on
Mirativity in Hupa (California Dene)
Online Language Ideological Debates
African American English in the New South
4:30-5:00PM
Break - Capital A
5:00-6:30PM
Closing Plenary - Capital D/C
William A. Kretzschmar, Jr.: LAVIS: Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?
7:00-10:00PM
Reception with heavy hors d’oeuvres and music by The Midatlantic - Capital Ballroom [floor 20]