NECPhon 2019

November 16, 2019
Academic Building Rm 1170
15 Seminary Pl, New Brunswick, NJ (map)

Time	Speakers	University	Title
11:00	Lunch outside Room 1170
11:55	Opening Remarks
12:00	Jon Rawski	Stony Brook	Tensor Product Representations of Subregular Constraints	[slides]
12:30	Wenyue Hua, Huteng Dai, & Adam Jardine	Rutgers	Subregular Learning of a Phonology and a Set of Underlying Forms	[slides]
13:00	Break
13:15	Kyle Gorman	CUNY	Weird Inflects but OK: Making Sense of Morphological Generation Errors	[abstract][slides]
13:45	Craig Thorburn, Naomi Feldman, and Schatz	UMD	A Quantitative Model of the Language Familiarity Effect	[slides][pdf]
14:15	Break
14:30	Chris Yang and Kevin Ellis	MIT	On the effect of UR learning on the acquisition of phonological interactions	[slides]
15:00	Ryan Budnick	UPenn	Word Segmentation as a Filter on Learnable Stress Systems	[slides]
15:30	Cassidy Henry & Naomi Feldman	UMD	Evaluating Cross-Linguistic Harmonicity Across Multiple Features
16:00	Break		Break
16:15	Spencer Caplan	UPenn	Now You Hear Me, Later You Don't: The Markovian Nature of Phonological Categorization	[slides]
16:45	Chris Oakden, Adam Jardine, and Jane Chandlee	Rutgers/Haverford	Modelling Phonological Processes with Recursive Programs Schemes	[slides]
17:15	Andrew Lamont	UMass	Nasal cluster dissimilation and tier-based strict locality	[handout]
17:45	Closing Remarks and Business Meeting
18:00	Dinner(informal)

For crash space for grads, please contact Dine Mamadou (dine.mamadou (at) rutgers.edu).

There are two hotels close to campus, but they are on the expensive side:

Unfortunately, there is no free parking near campus. Metered parking can be found throughout New Brunswick, but we suggest the following garage.