NWAV 35 Conference Schedule

NWAV 35, Columbus, OH
Conference Session Schedule

#= workshop; * = panel session; @ = roundtable discussion

Thursday, November 9, 2006

9:00am-8:00pm	Registration (Governors Foyer)
1:30pm-6:00pm	Book Exhibits (Congressional)

	Legislative A	Legislative B	Judicial
12:00pm-1:45pm	Using ToBI to Analyze Intonation Patterns# Julie McGory, The Ohio State University	Using the Buckeye Corpus of Conversational Speech# Laura Dilley, Bowling Green State University

1:45pm-2:00pm

Break

	Legislative A	Legislative B	Judicial
2:00pm- 3:45pm	Praat Workshop: Beyond Automatic Formant Frequency Extraction# Cynthia Clopper, The Ohio State University _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _	Social Theory from the Perspective of Sociolinguistic Variation# Robin Dodsworth, University of Maryland Christine Mallinson, University of Maryland, Baltimore County _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _	Appalachian Languages: Data Preservation@ Facilitator: Bethany Dumas, University of Tennessee Kentucky Phono Atlas Project Terry Lyon Irons Digital Conversion of Atlas Audio Tapes Bill Kretzchmar Digital Preservation and Access Issues in Southern Mountain Speech Recordings Anita Puckett Data Preservation Rachel Shuttlesworth_

3:45pm-4:00pm

Break

	Legislative A	Legislative B	Judicial
4:00pm-5:45pm	Towards Best Practices in Socio-phonetics (2006)# Marianna Di Paolo, University of Utah Malcah Yaeger-Dror, University of Arizona Bartlomiej Plichta	Sociolinguistics & Linguistic Anthropology: Renewing the Connections# H. Samy Alim, University of California, Los Angeles Mary Bucholtz, University of California, Santa Barbara __ __

5:45pm-7:15pm

Dinner Break

7:30pm- 9:00pm (Plenary) Governors A/B	Sociolinguistics in the Secular World: Variation, Theory, and Observation Sali Tagliamonte, University of Toronto
9:00pm	Reception (Legislative/Judicial Foyer) sponsored by Cambridge University Press

Friday, November 10, 2006

8:00am-9:00am

Continental Breakfast (Governors Foyer)

8:00am-6:00pm	Registration (Governors Foyer)
10:30am-1:00pm; 2:30pm-5:00pm	Book Exhibits (Congressional)

	Legislative A	Legislative B	Governors A	Judicial
9:00am-10:40am	Investigating Language Attitudes Chair: Helena Riha, The Ohio State University	Phonological Change & Variation in Spanish Chair: John Lipski, Pennsylvania State University	Sound Change in Progress Chair: Brian Joseph, The Ohio State University	American Speech in the Southern States I Chair: Walt Wolfram, North Carolina State University
9:00am-9:25am	The Cognitive Foundation of Linguistic Attitudes and Beliefs Dennis Preston	Deletion of /r/ in Andalusian Spanish: a Usage-based Approach Maria Carmen Ruiz-Sanchez	Unnatural Classes and Phonological Generalization in Dialect Formation Aaron Dinkin	Social Class Distinctions Performed through Language in Northern Alabama Catherine Evans Davies
9:25am-9:50am	Evaluating and Improving High School Students' Folk Perceptions of Dialects Jeffrey Reaser	A usage-based analysis of variable trill production in Spanish Manuel Diaz-Campos	Top-down and bottom-up influences in English s-retraction Adam Baker, Jeff Mielke & Diana Archangeli	/ai/ Monophthongization on the Alabama Coast Jocelyn Doxsey
9:50am-10:15am	Perception vs. reality: language attitudes in an English-French contact context Joseph Edward Price	Final /s/ Reduction in Three Dialects of Spanish Earl Brown	Lexical exceptions in variable phonology Gregory Guy	Hovering Between South and West: Houston's Merged Dialect Elizabeth Gentry
10:15am-10:40am	A Chinese walks into a bar...: English Ethnonym Ideologies Lauren Hall-Lew & Elisabeth Norcliffe	Boricua speech and new phonological variants: Puerto Rican Spanish, reggaeton style Wilfredo Valentin-Marquez	The effects of outliers on the perception of sound change William Labov, Maciej Baranowski & Aaron Dinkin	Redefining the South: Teenage Houstonians challenge the Southern Shift Andrew Pantos

10:40am-11:00am

Break

	Legislative A	Legislative B	Governors A	Judicial
11:00am-12:40pm	Aspects of Variation in Production & Acquisition Chair: Gregory Guy, New York University	Aspects of Variation in Mexican-American English Chair: Teresa Satterfield, University of Michigan	Exploring Language Ideology Chair: Jeffrey Reaser, North Carolina State University	Variation in Romance-Lexifier Creoles* Chair: Donald Winford, The Ohio State University
11:00am-11:25am	Phonological Variation in Vowel Sequences: The Role of Frequency in Phonetic Reductive Processes Manuel Diaz-Campos & Jennifer Brondell	"Settling-Out" in Berrien County, MI: An Emerging Regional Variety of Chicano English Jaclyn Ocumpaugh	I Could Not Understand a Word!: Narrating Regional Dialect Barbara Johnstone	Language Variation in Cape Verdean Creole Marlyse Baptista
11:25am-11:50pm	Markedness vs. Frequency Effects in Second Language Phonology: A Variable Perspective Walcir Cardoso & Paul John	Intonational Distinctiveness of Mexican American English Erik R. Thomas & Holly Ericson	Investigating the Dialogic Relationship of Language Attitudes and Speaker Design Barbara Soukup	Variation in the French Creoles Determiner System: The Structuring Role of Grammaticalization Viviane Deprez
11:50am-12:15pm	Child Acquisition of Variable (-t, -d) Clusters in Standard Jamaican English at School Véronique Lacoste & Peter Patrick	Phonetic Variation & Speaker Agency: Mexicana Identity in a North Carolina Middle School Phillip Carter	It's Just a Flow of It's Own: Hip Hop Styles, Ideology, and Intergroup Distinction Chris Taylor	The Semantic Extension of Genitive 'de' and the semantic shift of 'se nãw' (`if not, otherwise') in Daman Creole Portuguese J. Clancy Clements
12:15pm-12:40pm	Sociolinguistics Meets Exemplar Theory: Frequency and Recency Effects in (ing) Lukasz Abramowicz	Frequency and Phonological Variation: Evidence from Mexican American English Robert Bayley, Brandon Loudermilk & Xiaoshi Li _____	Cognitive Linguistics Meets Language Ideologies: Should Liberals Use Conservatives' Metaphors? Laura Staum & Daniel Casasanto	Morphosyntactic Implications in Afro-Hispanic Language: New Data on Creole Pathways John Lipski

12:40pm-2:00pm

Lunch Break [NWAV Business Meeting (Governors A), 1:00 pm to 1:45 pm; BYOL]

	Legislative A	Legislative B	Governors A	Judicial
2:00pm-3:40pm	Variation in English-Lexifier Creoles* Chair: Shelome Gooden, University of Pittsburgh	Agents of Linguistic Change Chair: Steve Hartman-Keiser, Marquette University	American Speech in the Southern States II Chair: William Kretzschmar, University of Georgia	Constructing & Quantifying Ethnicity Chair: Ila Nagar, The Ohio State University
2:00pm-2:25pm	Doubly Marked Plurals in Vernacular Liberian English John Victor Singler	Sex, Gender, and The Phonetics of Canadian English Charles Boberg	Is it Dead Yet?: Re-examining Dialect Recession on Ocracoke Kristy D’Andrea& Walt Wolfram	Ethnic Identity Construction Without an Ethnic Language: A Case of Two Migrant Communities Vera Irwin
2:25pm-2:50pm	Variation and Change in the Eastern Maroon Creole Bettina Migge	Sex Differentiation in Phonological Space and Women Leading Sound Change Kevin Heffernan	Can One Vowel Make the Difference? Regional /o/ in North Carolina James Sellers	Vernacular Features in the English of NYC's American-Born Chinese Amy Wong
2:50pm-3:15pm	Variation in the Sources of Early Sranan - What Is it Evidence of? Margot van den Berg	"We don't act like men": Girls and (ay0) in Philadelphia Suzanne Evans Wagner	A Vernacular Baseline for Appalachian English Kirk Hazen, Ashley Wise, Ross Israel & Kylie Edmond	Different Ways of Sounding Spanish (in English) Michael Newman
3:15pm-3:40pm	Revisiting 'sa' and 'o' in Sranan Tongo Donald Winford	Lesbians as Leaders of Linguistic Change in Philadelphian English Jeff Conn	Talking, Listening and Evaluating: A Unified Approach to Understanding the Memphis Speech Community Valerie Fridland	"As Ethnic As We Want to Be": Toward a Quantification of Ethnicity and Language Variation Michol Hoffman & James Walker

3:40pm-4:00pm

Break

	Legislative A	Legislative B	Governors A	Judicial
4:00pm-5:40pm	Perspectives on the Study of Variation Chair: Sharron Ash, University of Pennsylvania	Studies in Perception Chair: Kathleen Currie Hall, The Ohio State University	Aspects of Variation in Newfoundland & New Zealand English Chair: Paul Kerswill, Lancaster University	Aspects of Variation in North American Varieties of French Chair: Gillian Sankoff, University of Pennsylvania
4:00pm-4:25pm	A Historical Perspective on the Study of Social Meaning Qing Zhang	Cross-Language Study of Age Stereotypes in Speech Perception Kyoko Nagao	Pasifika Voices: Re-examining the New Zealand Short Front Vowel Shift Donna Starks	Acquisition of a Traditional Morphosyntactic Variant by Acadian French Children Wladyslaw Cichocki, Louise Beaulieu, Natalie Chiasson-Albert
4:25pm-4:50pm	Comparing Social and Geographical Explanations of Variation John Nerbonne	Perception of Sexual Orientation and Sex Typicality in Formant-Resynthesized Speech Benjamin Munson & Lindsay Zimmerman	Pasifika English in New Zealand: The case of bro’Town Andy Gibson & Allan Bell	The Diffusion of Two Stereotypical Traits of Canadian French Michael L. Friesner
4:50pm-5:15pm	Linguistic Markers of Diversity in Everyday Life Julie Roberts	Global Talker Characteristics and Judgments of Gay-Sounding Speech Molly Babel & Keith Johnson	Canadian Raising in Newfoundland: Exploring Sociophonetic and Sociohistoric Explanations Rebecca Childs & Sandra Clarke	Spatial Diffusion of Language Practices within the Catholic Church in Louisiana Sylvie Dubois, Emilie Leumas & Malcolm Richardson
5:15pm-5:40pm	The Anatomy of a Sociolinguistic Interview Rachael Allbritten		"Go to many weddings?" Situational Ellipsis in Newfoundland English Susanne Wagner	The Influence of Missionaries on Language Shift in Historical Louisiana Robert Connor

Poster Session (Friday, 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm; Alphabetical by First Author’s Last Name) (Governors B)

·          Aria Adli           On the Underestimated Role of Lifestyle: Syntactic Variation in French
·          Rizwan Ahmad Old Language, New Script: Urdu in a New Outfit
·          Yayoi Aird         Social Factors Influencing Intonation before the Spanish Discourse Marker y
·          Kate Anderson Interdisciplinary Application of Sociolinguistic Research on Racial Speech Perception
·          Douglas Bigham On the Fringes: Bridging Sociophonetics and Social Psychology in Southern Illinois
·          Martin Bridge    “It’s Not Always Like This!” - Examining the UK’s Negative/Auxiliary-Contraction Strategies
·          Vineeta Chand Phonemes or Allophones? The Case of [v] and [w]
·          Anne Charity    You People: Racial Classification of African-Americans in Sociolinguistic Analysis
·          Cynthia Clopper & Rajka Smiljanic Regional Prosodic Variation in American English: Midland vs. South
·          Angelo Costanzo Variable Analogical Extension of Velar Augments in Dialectal Catalan
·          Holly Craig, Stephanie Hensel, Erin Quinn & Judy Nantau Students Who Speak African American English: Variations by Community
·          Boyd Davis & Margaret Maclagan Contextualisation, Formulaicity, and Situation-bound Routines in Alzheimer Talk
·          Hope Dawson    Morphological Variation in Older Poetic Texts
·          Paul De Decker & Jennifer Nycz A New Way of Analyzing Vowels: Comparing Formant Contours Using Smoothing Spline ANOVA
·          Cynthia Ducar   Textbook Spanish: The Silencing of Variation in Spanish Heritage Textbooks
·          Penelope Eckert, Norma Mendoza-Denton, Kathryn Campbell-Kibler & Emma Moore Elements of Style
·          Betsy Evans      Chinese Students Perceptions of Varieties of World English: Hegemony or Hybridity?
·          Dan Flynn, Jr.   It’s No Big Dill: Near-Merger in Small-Town Indiana
·          Janet Fuller       Mother Tongue, Partner Tongue, Tongue-in Cheek: Pre-Teen Boys' Construction of Identity in a Bilingual Classroom
·          Rachel Hansen & Wendy Baker The Effect of Gender on Perceptions of Indirect and Direct Speech
·          David Heap & Audrey Restorick Variable Subjunctive Usage: Spanish Linguistic Atlas Data
·          Terumi Imai      Is Ohio Linguistically Secure or Insecure?
·          Bridget Jankowski The Play's the Thing: Methodology of a Text-Based Corpus
·          Paul John & Walcir Cardoso Variable h-epenthesis: An Output-Output Correspondence Account
·          Brian Joseph     Analyzing Variable Outcomes in Contact Phonology: Structure, Ideology, and Bilingualism in Aromanian Borrowings from Greek
·          Hyeon-Seok Kang Interlanguage Variation: Past-marking in English Compositions
·          Stephanie Kelly The Grammar(s) of Glide Formation in French
·          Tyler Kendall The North Carolina Sociolinguistic Archive and Analysis Project: Empowering the Sociolingustic Archive
·          Chris Koops      'I tell you what': Between Discourse and Regional English
·          Chi-hsien Kuo   Information Status and Discourse Fuctions of Conditionals in Mandarin
·          Mikko Laitinen   Exploring the Role of Register Variation and Social Factors: A Quantitative Corpus-Study of Epicene Pronouns in English
·          Sonja Lanehart & William Kretzschmar Ethics in Data Collecting and Interviewing
·          Carmen L. LeBlanc Plus ça change, plus c’est pareil : The Morphosyntactic Expression of Present Habitual in Quebec French
·          Xiaoshi Li _____Discourse Markers in Oral Narratives by Mandarin NSs and NNSs
·          Zita McRobbie-Utasi A Quantitative Approach to Analyzing Variation as a Function of Age of Arrival and Language Contact
·          Karen Miller & Cristina Schmitt Child Production and Comprehension of Morphosyntactic Variation
· __Tom Mitchell     Eliciting Ethnicity in the Sociolinguistic Interview: Comparing Three Methods
·          Nancy Niedzielski Language, Perception, and “Remarkable Times”: Using Demography in Sociolinguistic Research
·          Rafael Orozco & Gregory Guy Subject Personal Pronoun Expression in Colombian Spanish: A Preliminary Study
·          Nicolai Pharao   Intraindividual Variation across the Lifespan - A Case Study
·          Ginger Pizer      Language Ideologies in Narratives of Hearing Adults with Deaf Parents
·          Robert Podesva, Jason Brenier, Lauren Hall-Lew, Stacy Lewis, Patrick Callier & Rebecca Starr Multiple Features, Multiple Identities: A Sociophonetic Profile of
_ __Condoleezza Rice
·          Audrey Restorick The Acquisition of the Subjunctive in Spanish as a Third Language
·          Hilary Roberts & Julie Roberts Perceptions of Glottal Stop Replacement of /t/
·          Joseph Roy       Algorithmic and Statistical Models in Historical Linguistic Data Analysis
·          Tara Sanchez    On Defining the Multilingual Speech Community
·          Edgar Schneider The 'start to doing' Construction in Earlier African American English
·          Miquel Simonet Variable Realization of Word-Initial Rhotics in Costa Rican Spanish
·          Lisa Smith ____"Dahntahn" Champs: Identifying with the Winning Steelers and Speaking "Pittsburghese"
·          Hazel Steele     The Structure of Language Change in an Urban British Dialect
·          Fay Wouk ____Strategies for Complaining in Lombok Indonesia

Accepted, but Unable to Present

· __Erez Levon ___Politically Speaking: Prosodic Variation among Gay Men in Israel (Paper)
· __Roy Major____ Can Listeners Identify a Foreign Accent in a Language They Have Never Heard before? (Paper)
· _ Devyani Sharma & Ashwini Deo Restructuring of tense and aspect morphology in Indian English (Poster)
· _ Anne Sheffer The Use of Image Restoration Strategies in Police Field Interrogations (Poster)
· _ Anil Singh ____Framework for Computation Processing of Spelling Variation (Poster)

Saturday, November 11, 2006

8:00am-9:00am

Continental Breakfast (Governors Foyer)

8:00am-6:00pm	Registration (Governors Foyer)
10:30am-1:00pm; 2:30pm-6:30pm	Book Exhibits (Congressional)

Legislative A

Legislative B

Governors A

Judicial

9:00am-10:40am	Variation in Asian Languages Chair: Marjorie Chan, The Ohio State University	Tackling Variation through the Use of Corpora Chair: Robert A. Fox, The Ohio State University	Aspects of Variation in the British Isles Chair: Hope Dawson, The Ohio State University	Aspects of Discourse I Chair: David Herman, The Ohio State University
9:00am-9:25am	The Pronunciation of Roman Letter Words in Chinese Helena Riha	Using the Corpus of Urban Palestinian Arabic for sociolinguistic analysis Uri Horesh	Adolescents as Innovators Ronald MacCaulay	Language Death in the Individual: Linguistic Deterioration in Alzheimer's Disease Sharon Ash
9:25am-9:50am	Language Choice and Language Shift in Taiwan: Mapping and Life-scripts Boyd Davis, Cheng Hsin-Yu, Pan Tzu-Wen & Yu Lee-jiun	Colloquial Belgian Dutch: The Case of the "Tussentaal" Koen Plevoets, Dirk Speelman & Dirk Geeraerts	The Expansion of 'be like': Real Time Evidence from England Zipporah Baker, David Cockeram, Esther Danks, Mercedes Durham, Bill Haddican & Louise Tyler	The Structure of Emotion: Constructing Distress in Grief Appeals Agnes Bolonyai & Joseph Gilroy
9:50am-10:15am	Beyond Conversation: Description of a "Public Speaking" Register of Japanese Cynthia Dunn	Modelling Phonological Variation in a Mega-Database for Dutch Dialects Frans Hinskens & Marc van Oostendorp	New Perspectives on 'was/were' Variation in London Jenny Cheshire & Sue Fox	Variation in Small Claims Court: Style-Shifting versus Codeswitching in Litigant Testimony Philipp Angermeyer
10:15am-10:40am	Code-switching in Light Verb Constructions: (A Comparison between) Persian-English and Korean-English Conversations Lan Kim, Panayiotis Pappas & Fereshteh Rezaeian Najafabadi	A Multivariate Analysis of Genitive Marking in Standard English Corpora Lars Hinrichs & Benedikt Szmrecsanyi __	Innovation in Inner-London Teenage Speech Paul Kerswill, Eivind Torgersen & Sue Fox	Differing Orientations to Face in Male and Female Teases Clay Butler

10:40am-11:00am

Break (Sponsored by Duke University Press and the American Dialect Society)

	Legislative A	Legislative B	Governors A	Judicial
11:00am-12:40pm	Aspects of Variation & Use in Spanish Chair: Angelo Costanzo, The Ohio State University	American Speech in the Northern Cities Chair: Dennis Preston, Michigan State University	Ethnolinguistic Diversity & Literacy Education: Part 1-Varieties of English# Chair: David Bloome, The Ohio State University*	Perspectives on Style & Popular Culture Chair: Mary Rose, The Ohio State University
11:00am-11:25am	Sociopragmatic Variation: Dispreferred Responses among Mexicans and Dominicans César Félix-Brasdefer	Verging on Merging or Niftily Shifting?: The Low Vowels of Eau Claire, WI Jared Balkman	Dialect Awareness, Cultural Literacy, and the Public Interest Walt Wolfram	The Role of Popular Culture and the Media in Linguistic Innovation and Change Nikki Seifert
11:25am-11:50am	Language Attitudes and Language Use among Puerto Ricans in Ohio Michelle Ramos-Pellicia	If You're 'heppy' and You Know it, Front Your /ae/ Steve Johnson	African American Vernacular English and Special Education Amy Oswalt	"Makin' A Way Outta No Way": African-American Comedic Character Construction Jacquelyn Rahman
11:50am-12:15pm	The Vernacular in the Laboratory: The Case of Coda /r/ in Puerto Rican Spanish Marcos Rohena-Madrazo, Miquel Simonet & Mercedes Paz	Arch Rivalry: Urban Sprawl and the St. Louis Speech Island Matthew Gordon & Tivoli Majors	From da Yay to da Lou: Building upon Cultural-Linguistic Resources H. Samy Alim & John Baugh	Framing Performance: Style and the Construction of Identity in Improv Anna Marie Trester
12:15pm-12:40pm	Phonological Adaptation of Borrowings in New Mexico Spanish Jens Clegg	Changes in the Northern Cities Shift in St. Louis Tivoli Majors	From Outside Agitators to Inside Implementers: Improving Literacy Education of Vernacular and Creole Speakers Angela Rickford & John Rickford	Representations of Asian English in Hollywood Films Jung-Eun Janie Lee

12:40pm-2:00pm

Lunch Break

	Legislative A	Legislative B	Governors A	Judicial
2:00pm- 3:40pm	Syntactic Variation in Spanish & Portuguese Chair: Michelle Ramos-Pellicia, George Mason University __	Variation & Change in Appalachia* Chair: Beverly Flanigan, Ohio University	Ethnolinguistic Diversity & Literacy Education: Part 2-Bilingualism# Chair: Mari Haneda, The Ohio State University*	Perseptives on Language Variation & Sexual Identity Chair: Norma Mendoza-Denton, University of Arizona
2:00pm- 2:25pm	Variation in the Expression of Nominal Possession in Spanish Rafael Orozco	On the Southern Shift in Appalachian English Terry Lynn Irons	English Language Learners and High Stakes Testing Lily Wong Fillmore	Negotiating Sexual Identity: Shifting Gender Marking among Kotis in Lucknow Ila Nagar
2:25pm- 2:50pm	Language-Specific Variation: Subject Resumptive Pronouns in Spanish Relative Clauses Alvaro Cerron-Palomino	An Appalachian Family Split Kirk Hazen & Sarah Hamilton	Cultivating Resources within: What Educators Need to Know about Heritage and Community Languages in the United States Terrence Wiley	The People in the Gayborhood: Language Crossing and Code Ownership Brook Hefright
2:50pm- 3:15pm	The Loss of the 'voseo' in Chile: Evidence in Literature Gregory Newall	“We Talk Country”: Trajectories of African American English in Appalachia Rebecca Childs & Christine Mallinson	Integrating Bilingual Perspectives: Spanish in Teaching and Teaching in Spanish Ofelia García	Beyond Cuteness: The Role of Voice Quality in Performing Stylized Feminities in Japanese Rebecca Starr & Rebecca Greene
3:15pm- 3:40pm	Variation and Change in Brazilian Portuguese Syntax: Three Related Phenomena Izete Coelho, Sonia Cyrino, Maria Duarte & Mary Kato	Southern Shifting in a Transplanted Variety of Appalachian English Brian José	Native American Youth Discourses on Language, Identity, and Schooling: Lessons for Literacy Education in Multilingual/Multiethnic Contexts Teresa McCarty	Speech Characteristics of Gender-Nonconforming Boys Laura Crocker & Benjamin Munson

3:40pm-4:00pm

Break

	Legislative A	Legislative B	Governors A	Judicial
4:00pm-5:40pm (except Phonological Diversity, which runs until 6:05pm)	Aspects of Morphemic Variation in French Chair: Michol Hoffman, York University	Outcomes of Contact Chair: William Haddican, University of York	Phonological Diversity in the North American Midland* (Sponsored by the American Dialect Society) Chair: Scott Kiesling, University of Pittsburgh	Aspects of Discourse II Chair: John Victor Singler, New York Universiy
4:00pm-4:25pm	A Variationist Study of 'ne dropping' in Vimeu French Anne-Jose Villeneuve	Assessing Convergence in Contact Languages Shana Poplack, Adrienne Jones, Allison Lealess, Martine Leroux, Chelsea Smith, Yukiko Yoshizumi, Lauren Zentz & Nathalie Dion	More on the Pittsburgh Chain Shift Barbara Johnstone& Scott Kiesling	Like, it Wasn't Invented ex nihilo Alex D’Arcy
4:25pm-4:50pm	When a Vanishing Particle Fails to Vanish Gillian Sankoff	Innovations in Baie Sainte-Marie Acadian French: A Situation of Language Contact Philip Comeau	Getting [S]tronger Every Day?: More on Urbanization and the Socio-geographic Diffusion of (str) in Columbus David Durian	That's so Tween: Intensifier Use in On-line Subcultures Gerard Van Herk & The Ottawa Intensifier Project
4:50pm-5:15pm	Another Look at Que-Deletion Ruth King & Terry Nadasdi	"Tu no eres calle (You ain't Street)": Rise of AAVE-influenced Spanish in the U.S. Teresa Satterfield & Ryan Alexander	An Acoustic Study of Columbus /l/ Vocalization Robin Dodsworth, Bartlomiej Plichta & David Durian	Standards of Type: Punctuation as a Sociolinguistic Variable in Computer Mediated Discourse Joshua Raclaw & Lauren Squires
5:15pm-5:40pm	Phonetic Variation in the Realization of Vimeu Picard Geminate Morphemes Francisco Montaño & Julie Auger	The Third Variant: Innovation in Emergent Dialect Contact Steve Hartman-Keiser	When Vowels Collide: The Spread of the Low Back Merger in Missouri Matthew Gordon	The Sociolinguistics of a Short-lived Innovation: 'Quotative all' Isabelle Buchstaller, John Rickford, Elizabeth Traugott, Tom Wasow & Arnold Zwicky
5:40pm-6:05pm			The Receding Heterogeneity of the Midland William Labov

5:45pm-
7:15pm

Dinner Break

7:30pm- 9:00pm (Plenary)

Legislative A/B

Language Dynamics and Social Networks

Janet Pierrehumbert, Northwestern University

9:00pm

The NWAV 35 Party (Governors Ballroom)

Sunday, November 12, 2006

8:00am-9:00am	Continental Breakfast (Governors Foyer)
8:30am-11:00am	Book Exhibits (Congressional)

Legislative A

Legislative B

Senate

Judicial

9:00am-10:40am	Undoing the Divide in Sociolinguistics & Ling. Anthropology* Chair: Barbara Johnstone, Carnegie Mellon University	Perspectives on Cross-Dialectal Variation Chair: David Durian, The Ohio State University	Variation & Change around the World Chair: Craig Hilts, The Ohio State University	Identity, Style & Language Attitudes in AA(V)E Chair: Sonja Lanehardt, University of Texas-San Antonio ___
9:00am-9:25am	New Ways of Analyzing the Sociolinguistic Interview in Sociocultural Linguistics Mary Bucholtz	Same and Other Dialect Recognition: What Factors Matter? Wendy Baker, David Eddington & Lyndsey Nay	The Expansion of a Stereotype in a Rural Greek Community Panayiotis Pappas	Here's the Situation: Developing Stylistic Variation in African American English Jennifer Renn
9:25am-9:50am	Social Class, Social Status, and Stratification: Revisiting Familiar Concepts in Sociolinguistics Christine Mallinson	The Perception of Northern Cities Vowel Shifts by Highland Southerners Terry Lynn Irons & Trisha Edington	Tales of Two Diphthongs of an Indigenous Minority Language Der-Hwa Victoria Rau & Hui-huan Ann Chang	Film Media Representations of AAVE: Frequency, Indexicality, and Ideology Lea Harper
9:50am-10:15am	Crisis Science: Linguistic Anthropology, Sociolinguistics, and Usage-Based Models of Language Norma Mendoza-Denton	Quantitative Phonetic Comparison of Varieties of English Warren Maguire, April McMahon & Paul Haggerty	Language Revitalisation and Mäori - Young L1 and L2 Speakers Margaret Maclagan, Jeanette King, Ray Harlow, Catherine Wilson & Peter Keegan	Local Identity and Ethnicity in Pittsburgh AAVE Shelome Gooden & Maeve Eberhardt
10:15am-10:40am	Style, Stylin, Styleshifting, and Stylization in a Postmodern Sociolinguistics H. Samy Alim	Cross-Dialectal Differences in the Effects of Prosody on Vowels and Chain Shifting Ewa Jacewicz, Joseph Salmons & Robert A. Fox	SV vs. VS in Spoken Arabic: Morpho-Lexical and Event-based Determinants Jonathan Owen, Trent Rockwood & Robin Dodsworth	A Sociolinguistic Approach to Teaching Standard English Julie Sweetland ___

10:40am-11:00am

Break

	Legislative A	Legislative B	Senate	Judicial
11:00am-1:05pm	Perspectives on Stylistic Variation & Social Identity Chair: Galey Modan, The Ohio State University	Investigating Phonetic & Phonological Variation Chair: Mary Beckman, The Ohio State University	Exploring Syntactic Variation in English Chair: Robert Levine, The Ohio State University	Phonological & Morphosyntactic Variation in AA(V)E Chair: Tracey Weldon, University of South Carolina
11:00am-11:25am	Adult Style Acquisition: Learning Strategies Among Newly Orthodox Jews Sarah Bunin Benor	Bostonians' /r/ Speaking: A Quantitative Look at (r) in Boston Patricia Irwin & Naomi Nagy	The Progressive, Stative Verbs, and Change in Canadian English Lidia-Gabriela Jarmasz	Revisiting the constraints on copula absence in African American Vernacular English Patricia Cukor-Avila & Guy Bailey
11:25am-11:50am	Talking Preppy: Indeterminacies of style, structure and social meaning Elaine Chun	Are "covert" /r/ Allophones Really Indistinguishable? Jeff Mielke & Diana Archangeli	Variation in the Functional Lexicon: The Case of Propredicate 'do' Faye Chalcraft	Event Arguments and Be in Child African American English Lisa Green, Qiuana Lopez & Toya Wyatt
11:50am-12:15pm	Leadership and Style-Shifting: Two Women's Use of (ING) Maeve Eberhardt	Adopted At An Early Age: Juvenile Merger and Dialect Change Daniel Ezra Johnson	There's Two Ways to Say It: Modeling Nonstandard 'there's' Brian Riordan	Variation and Distribution of Expletives in Existential Constructions in AAVE Jessica White
12:15pm-12:40pm	Style on the Farm: Ethnography and Social Meaning Mary Rose	Quantifying Diphthongs: A Statistical Technique for Distinguishing Formant Contours Adam Baker	Her and I, She and Me: Case, Person, and Coordination* Thomas Grano	Something in the "urr": Vowel Centralization Before /r/ in AAE Renee Blake, Sonya Fix, Simonique Moody & Cara Shousterman
12:45pm-1:05pm	Tidewater Talk: Metapragmatic Identity Construction in Hampton Roads Natives David Thomas & David Silvis	Microphones and Formant Estimates Gert Foget Hansen & Nicoli Pharao	A Study in Syntactic Variation: Double Modal Constructions Corinne Brandstetter	A Comparison of /u/- and /U/- Fronting for African American and White Detroiters Jennifer Nguyen & Bridget Anderson