Seminars and Colloquia
Linguistics Circle Colloquium Series
The Department of Linguistics is pleased to present this reading series. All students, faculty and the public are very welcome to attend. If you wish to be added to the email list for announcements of our colloquia and / or seminars, please contact the Department of Linguistics Office.
LING colloquium schedule - 2021-2022
Talks will be held from 3:30-4:30.
| To be rescheduled | Myrto Grigoroglou (Zoom) | Pragmatics |
| February 11th | Luis López (Zoom Link) | Bilingual grammar |
| February 18th | Tom Purnell (Zoom Link) | Sociophonetics |
| March 4th | Walcir Cardoso (Zoom Link) |
L2 phonology Speech technologies and L2 pronunciation pedagogy |
| March 7th | Wesley Leonard (Zoom) | Lansdowne ILR |
| March 18th | Yves Roberge (3:30, hybrid format: CLE C214 & on Zoom) | Syntax |
| March 25th | Jason Haugen (Zoom) | Reduplication in Affixes |
| April 8th | Bryan Gick (TBA) | Articulatory phonetics |
| April 13th | Chris Hammerly (1 pm, in person, room TBA) | Morphosyntax |
Applied Linguistics Seminar Series
Each spring, the Applied Linguistics Seminar Series offers new insights into language teaching and learning from experienced instructors from around Victoria. These free seminars take place Tuesday evenings from January to April, 6:30 - 8:00 pm, at the University of Victoria. Instructors are encouraged to share their classroom expertise in practical and interactive seminars. Students, language instructors, and the general public are welcome to this unique forum for language teaching in Victoria.
Instructors with a special interest 2021 Seminar Series, please contact the Applied Linguistics Assistant .