Friday, February 17th
Noon-1:15pm: Registration & Brunch, LL 150 & Lobby
1:15-1:30pm: Opening Statements, LL 150
1:30-3pm: Table 1 (LL 106) Moderator: Mariana César
"Code Choice in the Spanish as a Foreign Language Classroom"
Patsy Hansel (Arizona State University)
"Cómo los mexicanos realizan un reclamo: un análisis pragmático con implicaciones pedagógicas"
Carly Rae Henderson (Arizona State University)
"The Production of Spanish Onset Clusters by L2 Learners"
Christine Weissglass (Florida State University)
3-3:30pm: Coffee Break (LL 150)
3:30-5pm: Table 2 (LL 106) Moderator: Aaron Carriere
“La elisión de [j] intervocálica en el español de Antonito, Colorado”,
Vanessa Elías (Arizona State University)
“Los cambios sociolingüísticos en la yod rioplatense”,
"'Tienes' o 'Tenes': Un estudio sobre los diptongos en el dialecto mexicano del norte"
Laura Press (Arizona State University)
7pm: Dinner at Dr. Lafford's House
Saturday, February 18th
8:30-9:30am: Breakfast & continued Registration, LL 103
9:30-11am: Round Table #3 (LL 104) and Round Table #4 (LL 105)
Table 3 (LL 104) Moderator: Carly Henderson
"Spanish /s/ weakening in Media Speech in Arizona"
Andrew Borba (Arizona State University)
“Padrões silábicos em Português Brasileiro: um Estado na Teoria frame/content”
Luciana Ferreira Marques (University of Colorado - Boulder)
“Plosives in Moroccan Judeo-Spanish"
Farah Ali (University of California - Davis)
Table 4 (LL 105) Moderator: Melissa Negrón
"El cambio de código como estrategia comunicativa de los hablantes bilingües de Antonito, Colorado"
Mariana César (Arizona State University)
“El español en la frontera y la política lingüística en Estados Unidos"
Lilian Paola Torrente Paternina (Universidad Nacional de Colombia)
"Cross-cultural Language Learning in Higher Education:
Portuguese-English Exchange between Native American and Indigenous Brazilian Students"
Jasmine McBeath (University of Arizona)
11am-12:30pm: Keynote Speaker (LL 60)
Robert Blake (University of California - Davis)
"Best Practices in Online Language Training: Is it for everyone?"
12:30-1:30pm: Lunch at Conference (LL 103)
1:30-3pm: Round Table #5 (LL 104) and Round Table #6 (LL 105)
1:30-3pm: Round Table #5 (LL 104) and Round Table #6 (LL 105)
Table 5 (LL 104) Moderator: Vanessa Elías
"La familia está muy importante": La extensión de estar + adjetivo en el español de Antonito, Colorado
Melissa Negrón (Arizona State University)
"Variation in the Imperfect Subjunctive use of estar in spoken Peninsular Spanish"
Yvonne Shaw (West Virginia University)
"Lo que ustedes queráis": A first approach to variation of second person plural pronouns in Andalusian Spanish
Elena Jaime Jiménez (West Virginia University)
Table 6 (LL 105) Moderator: Ryan Platz
"Tampoco (no) te cases tan joven": Variación lingüística en la doble negación del español mexicano
Abigail Carretero (West Virginia)
“The Balancing Act between Ad Hoc (Productive) Diminutivization and Relexification in Modern Spanish”
Víctor Parra-Guinaldo & John Ryan (Arizona State University & University of Northern Colorado)
"Who can solve the -inho and -zinho puzzle in Brazilian Portuguese: phonology, morphology or syntax?"
Paula Roberto Gabbai Armelin (Universidade de São Paolo)
3–3:30pm: Coffee Break (LL 103)
3:30-5pm: Keynote Speaker (LL 60)
3:30-5pm: Keynote Speaker (LL 60)
John Lipski (Pennsylvania State University)
"Languages without Borders: Spanish and Portuguese at the Crossroads"
5pm: Closing Statements, LL 60
7pm: Dinner at Z Tejas
