SOURCE-funded student, Caroline Bennett, invited to present her research in London

Three roundtable discussions were organized in spring 2020 with various faculty members and constituencies from across different disciplines in Syracuse University to discuss questions related to Comfort Zone: Language and Human Security.

SOURCE-funded student, Caroline Bennett, was accepted to give an oral presentation of her research, "Navigating the Digital Landscape of Language Learning within the Classroom", at the 2020 TESOL / Applied Linguistics / Foreign Languages Conference at West Chester University. (* the conference has been postponed due to COVID-19)

SOURCE-funded student, Rosalind Weaver, was accepted to present her research at the 2020 TALFL Conference.

SOURCE-funded student, Rosalind Weaver, presented her research at the 41st Annual ALWC.

SOURCE-funded student, Caroline Bennett, presented her research, "Contemporary Practices Around and Attitudes Towards Machine Translation in Language Instruction", in an oral presentation at the 41st Annual Applied Linguistics Winter Conference (ALWC) held at the University of Rochester. She was joined by seven other graduate and undergraduate students from SU.

Deadline Update

New for Spring 2020, Recitation in Mandarin in LIN 201: The Nature and Structure of Language.