Stony Brook Linguists at Morphology as Syntax 4

Stony Brook faculty, alumni, and current graduate students, were well represented at Morphology as Syntax 4, co-organized by the Linguistics Department at Stony Brook and Queens College and organized by prof. Francisco Ordóñez. The event took place on Friday, April 17 at Queens College. Abstracts, handouts, and slides are available on the website.

• John David Storment (a Stony Brook alumnus):  Deriving Interaction Effects with Multiple Agreement in the Narrow Syntax.
• Andrija Petrovic (a Stony Brook alumnus) and prof. Mark Aronoff:  Syntax, linearization, and morphology: formalizing syntactically conditioned morphological processes over strings.
• Elizabeth Garza and prof. Francisco Ordóñez:  Mesoclisis with infinitives in Spanish.
• prof. Jordan Kodner:  Not all morphology is syntax: Evidence from English. 
• Daniel Greeson:  Morphology, Syntax or Morphology as Syntax: accounting for case in nonverbal arguments.