Workshops and Presentations
Upcoming Workshops
ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION SERIES
(Unless otherwise advised, this will take place in Room D003-003, The Cairns Institute - between 1530 hrs and 1730 hrs on a Monday)
Members of the LCRC will give a semi-formal talk on an area of grammar. Participants will have the opportunity to give and receive feedback, and discuss the topic together. These are designed for students to be able to attend and be involved, and are planned to be held in person and via Zoom.
Attendance registration and Zoom details please contact: nathan.white1@jcu.edu.au.
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Time: Monday, 21 March 2022 at 3:30 pm
Robert L. Bradshaw, a PhD candidate at JCU, will discuss "Perspectives on orthography issues in Papua New Guinea".
An abstract and bio for R. Bradshaw can be accessed via this link.
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Time: Monday, 15 August 2022 at 3:30 pm
Abu Saleh Mohammad Rafi, an adjunct lecturer at JCU, will discuss “Blending translanguaging and CLIL: pedagogical benefits and ideological challenges”.
The discussion will be in D003 - 003 or via Zoom link.
Attendance registration and Zoom details please contact: nathan.white1@jcu.edu.au
An abstract and bio for Abu Saleh Mohammad Rafi can be accessed via this link.
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Time: Monday, 17 October 2022 at 1:00 pm
We would like to invite you to our next Roundtable Discussion meeting, Monday 17 October, where Dr Nathan M. White will be giving a talk on “Contact, Colonisation and Legacy: Language Interaction and Change in Southern Yokuts”.
We encourage all who can participate to attend this presentation. Please see the attached flyer for more information
Time: Monday 17 October at 1.00 pm (Brisbane, Australia time)
The colloquium will take place via Zoom:
https://jcu.zoom.us/j/81555314417?pwd=Qmk2UWNXMTdVbE9RSno5enpmZ21Udz09
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INTERNATIONAL COLLOQUIUM SERIES
(Unless otherwise advised, this will take place in Room D003-003, The Cairns Institute - between 1530 hrs and 1730 hrs on a Monday)
Speakers will be invited to give a formal talk on grammar or discourse from a language of interest. These are designed for students, staff and overseas adjunct faculty to attend, and are planned to be held in person and via Zoom.
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Monday 7 February 2022
Guest Speaker Theodore Nash – Mycenaean Orthography Through Space and Time
Theodore Nash has published on the development of writing systems in the Bronze Age Mediterranean and participates in the University of Cincinnati ‘Palace of Nestor’ excavations at Pylos in southern Greece.
Attendance registration and Zoom details please contact: neil.alexander.walker@gmail.com
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Monday 28 February 2022
Joe Blythe's research focuses on Indigenous Australian languages, including Murrinhpatha, Gija, and Jaru. He is the Associate Secretary for the Australian Linguistic Society.
Attendance registration and Zoom details please contact: neil.alexander.walker@gmail.com
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Monday 14 March 2022
Guest Speaker Knut Olawsky - Community Identity and Kununurra Kriol Orthography
Knut Olawsky works with Indigenous languages of Australia, including documentation work and language maintenance and revitalization efforts.
Attendance registration and Zoom details please contact: neil.alexander.walker@gmail.com
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Monday 11 April 2022
Daniel Hieber’s work focuses on Indigenous North American languages, especially the Chitimacha (Sitimaxa) language of Louisiana. He currently works with heritage speakers to revitalize the language.
Attendance registration and Zoom details please contact: neil.alexander.walker@gmail.com
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Monday 2 May 2022
Professor Fernando O. de Carvalho, is an expert on the historical linguistics of the languages of the Amazon and neighbouring regions.
Attendance registration and Zoom details please contact: neil.alexander.walker@gmail.com
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Monday 13 June 2022
Guest Speaker Dr Simon Overall - Reconstructing diversity: The Marañón river basin in North Peru
Dr Overall works with South American Indigenous languages and has published a comprehensive grammar of Aguaruna. Since 2013, he has also worked with speakers of Kandozi-Chapra, a language isolate in the north of Peru.
Attendance registration and Zoom details please contact: neil.alexander.walker@gmail.com
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Monday 4 July 2022
Guest Speaker Lameen Souag - Korandje: Between Linguistic Areas
Lameen Souag explores language change and linguistic history, especially in northern Africa. His fieldwork focuses mainly on Korandje (Songhay, Algeria) and Siwi (Berber, Egypt), two endangered languages whose long isolation from their nearest relatives has helped induce multiple layers of exceptionally intense contact effects.
Attendance registration and Zoom details please contact: neil.alexander.walker@gmail.com
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Monday 1 August 2022
Dr. Henry-Rodriguez researches the Chumashan languages of California. His recent project was a grammar and lexicon of the now extinct Purisimeño Chumash language of Central California.
Attendance registration and Zoom details please contact: neil.alexander.walker@gmail.com
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ROTATING WORKSHOP SERIES
(Unless otherwise advised, this will take place in Room D003-003, The Cairns Institute - between 1530 hrs and 1730 hrs on a Monday)
Members of the LCRC and Linguistic students will give updates on their ongoing work, present analytical problems or other discoveries of interest, and get ideas and feedback from colleagues. These are planned to be in-person gatherings only.
Attendance registration, please contact: nathan.white1@jcu.edu.au