UC Berkeley events open to SFSU Linguists!

Just want to let you all know about some of the regular events that our friends over at UC Berkeley are hosting this semester.

• The Phonology Phorum, a weekly talk and discussion series, is held every Monday from 11am-noon, in 50 Dwinelle (UCB phonology lab). More information about upcoming phorums, found here.
  
  
• The Syntax and Semantics Circle meets every Monday, from 12:30-2:00pm in 1303 Dwinelle. More information about the Syntax and Semantics Circle can be found here.
  
  
• The next event is the UCB Linguistics Dept. Colloquium, taking place every Monday from 4–5:30pm in Dwinelle 182. More information about the UCB Colloquium can be found here.
  
  
• Lastly, the ICBS Seminars are held every Friday from 11:00am–12:30pm in 5101 Tolman hall. Their schedule is posted here. Last Friday's Roger Levy talk about garden path sentence parsing was really interesting and informative! Don't miss the next one, Sept. 11th, where Yuko Munakata will talk about "Developing Cognitive Control."

That's a lot of great information to get in on! Also, these events will be updated on our Fledgelings Calendar, so please keep checking it, as we probably won't be making out weekly post reminders.

We will be updating you all again soon with some announcements about LGSA- and SFSU-hosted events. Until then, we hope to see you at some of these great UCB opportunities!