Penn Linguistics Conference (PLC): Difference between revisions

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The Penn Linguistics Conference, formerly known as the Penn Linguistics Colloquium, is an annual University of Pennsylvania conference about linguistics: the scientific study of language. It is run by the graduate students in the university's Department of Linguistics. Registration is open to linguistics professionals, students, and anyone else interested in hearing about linguistics at an advanced level.

Recent Events

2016: PLC 40, March 18-20 ling.upenn.edu/Events/PLC/plc40
2015: PLC 39, March 20-22 ling.upenn.edu/Events/PLC/plc39
2014: PLC 38, March 28-30 ling.upenn.edu/Events/PLC/plc38

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-The '''Penn Linguistics Conference''', formerly known as the Penn Linguistics Colloquium, is an annual University of Pennsylvania conference about linguistics: the scientific study of language. It is run by the graduate students in the university's Department of Linguistics. Registration is open to linguistics professionals, students, and anyone else interested in hearing about linguistics at an advanced level.
+The '''Penn Linguistics Conference''', formerly known as the Penn Linguistics Colloquium, is an annual [[University of Pennsylvania]] conference about linguistics: the scientific study of language. It is run by the graduate students in the university's Department of Linguistics. Registration is open to linguistics professionals, students, and anyone else interested in hearing about linguistics at an advanced level.
 ==Recent Events==