CLG provides a forum for (under)graduate students, faculty and visitors to discuss corpus and experimental methods in linguistics and issues related to statistical and computational modeling in cognition.

Update January 2012: The Corpus Linguistics Group (CLG) has evolved into the Language, Logic & Cognition (LaLoCo) lab. A description of LaLoCo’s overarching research goal is available here.

Crosslinguistic Investigations in Syntax-Phonology (CrISP) is a collaborative research group within the UC Santa Cruz and Stanford University Linguistics Departments. We investigate prosodic structuring, allomorphy, and related processes at the syntax-phonology interface, with the aim of understanding the degree to which seriality and cyclicity play a role in these operations across languages.

CrISP website

Institute for Humanities Research (IHR) Research Clusters

MRG is an informal forum in which a variety of morphological topics, chosen by the group members, are read about and discussed. All are welcome to attend.

MRG website

The phonetics/phonology lunch group ("Phlunch") combines readings on topics selected by students and faculty with informal presentations of work in progress.

Phlunch web site

S-Circle provides a forum in which graduate students, faculty, and visitors can present and discuss research in the areas of syntax, semantics and their interconnections in an informal setting.

S-Circle website

SCLP is an interdisciplinary reading group at UC Santa Cruz consisting of faculty and graduate students from philosophy and linguistics.  The focus of the group is in the areas of formal semantics, the philosophy of language, and philosophical logic.

SCLP website

Institute for Humanities Research (IHR) Research Clusters