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CURRICULUM VITAEWilliam James Idsardi

1. Personal Information Academic Positions

2011-present Professor, University of Maryland, Department of Linguistics, Program in Neuroscience and Cognitive Science.

2005-2011 Associate Professor, University of Maryland, Department of Linguistics, Programin Neuroscience and Cognitive Science.

1998-2005 Associate Professor, University of Delaware, Department of Linguistics,Program in Cognitive Science.

1992-1998 Assistant Professor, University of Delaware, Department of Linguistics, Program in Cognitive Science.

Administrative Positions

2012-present Chair, Department of Linguistics, University of Maryland2012 Spring Director of Graduate Studies, Department of Linguistics, University of Maryland2008-2012 Director of Graduate Studies, Program in Neuroscience and Cognitive Science,

University of Maryland2007 Spring Director of Graduate Studies, Department of Linguistics, University of Maryland2002-2005 Chair, Department of Linguistics, University of Delaware2002-2003 Director, Program in Cognitive Science, University of Delaware2000-2002 Acting Chair, Department of Linguistics, University of Delaware1999 Acting Chair, Department of Linguistics, University of Delaware

Visiting Positions

2006 Fulbright-York University Distinguished Chair in Linguistics and Cognitive Science, York University, Department of Languages, Literatures and Linguistics.

1999 Fulbright Visiting Associate Professor, University of Toronto, Department of Linguistics.

Other Positions

2008-2011 Affiliate, Center for the Advanced Study of Language, University of Maryland1988 Member of the Technical Staff, Bell-Northern Research, Voice Interfacing Group,

Ottawa.1985-1988 Computational Linguist and Product Manager, Educational Software Products,

Toronto.

Education

1992 PhD, Linguistics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.1988 BA (Honours with distinction), Mathematical Linguistics, University of Toronto

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2. Research, Scholarly, and Creative Activities

PDF files available at: http://www.ling.umd.edu/~idsardi/papers/

a. Books

i. Books authored

1. Idsardi, William J. and Raimy, Eric (2012, under contract) Precedence-based Phonology. Mouton de Gruyter.

iii. Chapters in Books

2. Hornstein, Norbert and Idsardi, William J. (2014, to appear) A program for the minimalistprogram.

3. Dunbar, Ewan, and Idsardi, William J. (2014, to appear). The acquisition of phonological inventories. Handbook of Language Acquisition.

4. Dunbar, Ewan, Dillon, Brian, and Idsardi, William J. (2013) A Bayesian Evaluation of the Cost of Abstractness. Language Down the Garden Path. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

5. Lau, Ellen, Monahan, Philip J., and Idsardi, William J. (2013) Computational primitivesin phonology and their neural correlates. Handbook of Biolinguistics. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 233-256.

6. Idsardi, William J. and Raimy, Eric. (2013) Three types of linearization and the temporal aspects of speech. In T. Biberauer and Ian Roberts (Editors) Challenges to linearization. Berlin: De Gruyter Mouton. 31-56.

7. Idsardi, William J. and Poeppel, David. (2012) Neurophysiological techniques in laboratory phonology. In Abigail Cohn, Cecile Fougeron, and Marie Huffman (Editors) The Oxford Handbook of Laboratory Phonology. Oxford: Oxford University Press. 593-605.

8. Poeppel, David and Idsardi, William J. (2011) Recognizing words from speech: the perception-action-memory loop. In Gareth Gaskell and Pienie Zwitserlood (Editors) Lexical Representation: A Multidisciplinary Approach. Berlin: De Gruyter Mouton. 171-196.

9. Purnell, Thomas, Idsardi, William J. and Baugh, John (2010) Perceptual and phonetic experiments on American English. In Miriam Meyerhoff and Erik Schleef (Editors) The Routledge Sociolinguistics Reader New York: Routledge. 139-148.

10. Poeppel, David, Idsardi, William J. and van Wassenhove, Virginie (2009) Speech perception at the interface of neurobiology and linguistics. In Brian C.J. Moore, Lorraine K. Tyler and William D. Marslen-Wilson (Editors) The Perception of Speech: From sound to meaning. Oxford: Oxford University Press. 249 - 274.

11. Idsardi, William J. (2009) Calculating metrical structure. In Charles Cairns and Eric Raimy (Editors) Contemporary Views on Architecture and Representations in Phonological Theory. Cambridge: MIT Press. 191 - 211.

12. Idsardi, William J. and Raimy, Eric. (2008) Reduplicative Economy. In Bert Vaux and

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Andrew Nevins (Editors) Rules and Constraints in Contemporary Phonological Theory. Oxford: Oxford University Press. 149 - 184.

13. Avery, Peter and Idsardi, William J. (2001) Laryngeal dimensions, completion and enhancement. In Tracy A. Hall and Ursula Kleinhanz (Editors) Studies in Distinctive Feature Theory. Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter. 41 - 70.

14. Idsardi, William J. (1997) Phonological Derivations and Historical Changes in Hebrew Spirantization. In Iggy Roca (editor) Derivations and constraints in phonology. Oxford University Press, 367 - 392.

15. Halle, Morris and Idsardi, William J. (1997) /r/, Hypercorrection and the Elsewhere Condition. In Iggy Roca (editor) Derivations and constraints in phonology. Oxford University Press, 331 - 348.

16. Halle, Morris and Idsardi, William J. (1995) General Properties of Stress and Metrical Structure. In John Goldsmith (editor) A Handbook of Phonological Theory. Oxford: Blackwells, 403 - 443. Also in Eric Ristad (editor) Language Computations. New York: AMS Press, 37 - 73.

b. Articles in Refereed Journals

17. Durvasula, Karthik and Idsardi, William J. (under revision) What [nasal] reveals about distinctive features. Language.

18. Heinz, Jeffrey and Idsardi, William J. (under revision) Learning opaque generalizations:The case of Samala. International Journal of American Linguistics.

19. Scharinger, Mathias, and Idsardi, William J. (under revision) Sparseness of vowel category structure: Evidence from English dialect comparison. Lingua.

20. Lin, Candise Y., Wang, Min, Idsardi, William J., and Xu, Yi. (to appear) Stress Processing in Mandarin and Korean Second Language Learners of English. Bilingualism:Language and Cognition.

21. Winn, Matthew B., Rhone, Ariane, Chatterjeee, Monita and Idsardi, William J. (2013). The use of auditory and visual context in speech perception by listeners with normal hearing and listeners with cochlear implants. Frontiers in Psychology 5(4):824. PMID: 24204359.

22. Bergelson, Elika, Shvartsman, Michael and Idsardi, William J. (2013) Differences in mismatch responses to vowels and musical intervals: MEG evidence. PLoS One. 8(10):e76758. PMID: 24143193.

23. Winn, Matthew B., Chatterjeee, Monita, and Idsardi, William J. (2013) Roles of voice onset time and F0 in stop consonant voicing perception: Effects of masking noise and low-pass filtering. Journal of Speech, Language and Hearing Research. 56(4):1097-107. PMID: 23785185.

24. Heinz, Jeffrey, and Idsardi, William J. (2013) What complexity differences reveal about domains in language. Topics in Cognitive Science. 5(1): 111-131. PMID: 23335576.

25. Dillon, Brian, Dunbar, Ewan, and Idsardi, William J. (2013) A single stage approach to learning phonological categories: Insights from Inuktitut. Cognitive Science. 37(2): 344-377. PMID: 23137418.

26. Winn, Matthew B., Chatterjee, Monita, and Idsardi, William J. (2012) The use of acoustic cues for phonetic identification: Effects of spectral degradation and electric hearing. Journal of the Acoustical Society of America. 131(2): 1465-1479. PMID:

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22352517.27. Scharinger, Mathias, Monahan Philip J., and Idsardi, William J. (2012) Asymmetries in

the Processing of Vowel Height. Journal of Speech, Language and Hearing Research. 55(3): 903-918. PMID: 22232394.

28. Scharinger, Mathias, Poe, Samantha, and Idsardi, William J. (2011) Neuromagnetic reflections of harmony and constraint violations in Turkish. Journal of Laboratory Phonology. 2(1): 99-123.

29. Heinz, Jeffrey, and Idsardi, William J. (2011) Sentence and word complexity. Science. 333(6040): 295-297. Erratum in: Science. 333(6051): 1825. PMID: 21764736.

30. Scharinger, Mathias, Idsardi, William J., and Poe, Samantha. (2011). A comprehensive three-dimensional cortical map of vowel space. Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience. 23(12): 3972-3982. PMID: 21568638.

31. Scharinger, Mathias, Monahan, Philip J., and Idsardi, William J. (2011) You had me at "Hello": Rapid extraction of dialect information from spoken words. Neuroimage. 56(4): 2329-2338. PMID: 21511041

32. Jenkins, Julian III, Rhone, Ariane, Idsardi, William J., Simon, Jonathan Z., and Poeppel,David. (2011) The elicitation of audiovisual steady-state responses: multi-sensory signal congruity and phase effects. Brain Topography 24(2): 134-148. PMID: 21380858

33. Scharinger, Mathias, Merickel, Jennifer, Riley, Joshua, and Idsardi, William J. (2011). Neuromagnetic evidence for a featural distinction of English consonants: sensor- and source-space data. Brain and Language. 116(2): 71-82. PMID: 21185073.

34. Monahan, Philip J., and Idsardi, William J. (2010) Auditory Sensitivity to Formant Ratios:Toward an Account of Vowel Normalization. Language and Cognitive Processes. 25(6): 808-839. PMID: 20606713.

35. Jenkins, Julian III, Idsardi, William J., and Poeppel, David. (2010). The analysis of simple and complex auditory signals in human auditory cortex: magnetoencephalo-graphic evidence from M100 modulation. Ear and Hearing. 31(4): 515-526. PMID: 20445455.

36. Hwang, So-one, Monahan, Phillip J., and Idsardi, William J. (2010) Underspecification and Asymmetries in Voicing Perception. Phonology. 27(2): 205-224.

37. Idsardi, William J. and Uriagereka, Juan (2009) Metrical combinatorics and the real halfof the Fibonacci sequence. Biolinguistics 3: 404-406.

38. Bergelson, Elika, and Idsardi, William J. (2009) A Neurophysiological Study into the Foundations of Tonal Harmony. NeuroReport 20: 239-244.

39. Monahan, Philip J., de Souza, Kevin, and Idsardi, William J. (2008) Neuromagnetic evidence for the auditory restoration of fundamental pitch. PLoS One 3(8): e2900.

40. Idsardi, William J. (2008) Combinatorics for metrical feet. Biolinguistics 2(2): 233-236.41. Winn, Matthew and Idsardi, William J. (2008) Musical evidence regarding trochaic

inversion. Language and Literature 17: 335-349. 42. Poeppel, David, Idsardi, William J. and van Wassenhove, Virginie (2007) Speech

perception at the interface of neurobiology and linguistics. Proceedings of the Royal Society of London doi:10.1098/rstb.2007.2160.

43. Kabak, Baris and Idsardi, William J. (2007) Speech Perception is not Isomorphic to Phonology: The case of Perceptual Epenthesis. Language and Speech 50: 23-52.

44. Idsardi, William J. (2006) Canadian Raising, Opacity and Rephonemicization. The Canadian Journal of Linguistics 51: 119-126.

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45. Kazanina, Nina, Phillips, Colin and Idsardi, William J. (2006) The influence of meaningon the perception of speech sounds. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 103: 11381-11386.

46. Idsardi, William J. (2006) A Simple Proof that Optimality Theory is Computationally Intractable. Linguistic Inquiry 37: 271-275.

47. Baker, Stephanie A., Idsardi, William J., Golinkoff, Roberta M. and Petitto, Laura-Ann. (2005) The Perception of Handshapes in American Sign Language. Memory and Cognition 33: 887-904.

48. Halle, Morris and Idsardi, William J. (2000) Stress and Length in Hixkaryana. The Linguistic Review. 17: 199 – 218.

49. Idsardi, William J. (2000) Clarifying Opacity. The Linguistic Review. 17: 337 - 350.50. Dresher, B. Elan and Idsardi, William J. (1999) Prerequisites for a Theory of Diachronic

Adaptation. Zeitschrift fuer Sprachwissenschaft. 18: 212 - 215. 51. Purnell, Thomas C., Idsardi, William J. and Baugh, John. (1999) Perceptual and

phonetic experiments on American English dialect identification. Journal of Language and Social Psychology. 18: 10 - 30.

52. Idsardi, William J. (1998) A phonological perspective on locus equations. Behavioral and Brain Sciences. 21: 270 - 271.

53. Idsardi, William J. (1998) Tiberian Hebrew Spirantization and Phonological Derivations. Linguistic Inquiry. 29: 37 - 73.

54. Idsardi, William J. and Purnell, Thomas C. (1997) Metrical Tone and the Elsewhere Condition. Rivista di Linguistica. 9: 129 - 156.

55. Halle, Morris and Idsardi, William J. (1996) A Response to Alan Prince's Letter in Issue 2-6. GLOT International. 3-1: 1, 22.

56. Idsardi, William J. (1994) Open and Closed Feet in Old English. Linguistic Inquiry. 25: 522 - 533.

d. Book Reviews, Other Articles, and Notes.

57. Idsardi, William J. (2012, to appear) Review of A Companion to Phonology. Linguist List.

58. Dunbar, Ewan and Idsardi, William J. (2010) Review of Silverman A Critical Introduction to Phonology. Phonology. 27(2): 325-331.

59. Idsardi, William J. (2010) Stress. Entry in Cambridge Encyclopedia of the Language Sciences Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

60. Idsardi, William J. (2008) Representations. Entry in the Pomona College Cognitive Science Collection.

61. Idsardi, William J. (2006) Three books on language: pro-Noam, anti-Noam, net-Noam. Artificial Intelligence 170: 1234-1236.

62. Idsardi, William J. (1998) Review of Diana Archangeli and Douglas Pulleyblank, Grounded Phonology. Journal of Linguistics, 489-493.

63. Halle, M. and Idsardi, William J. (1994) A Reanalysis of Indonesian Stress Massachusetts Institute of Technology Working Papers in Linguistics, 21: 1-9.

64. Idsardi, William J. (1992) The Computation of Prosody, MIT Ph.D. dissertation, distributed by MIT Working Papers in Linguistics.

65. Bernstein, Gabrielle J. and Idsardi, William J. (1988) Governing Gutturals Toronto

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Working Papers in Linguistics.

e. Talks, Abstracts, and Other Professional Papers Presented

ii. Refereed Conference Proceedings

66. Lukyanchenko, Anna., Idsardi, William J., and Jiang, N. (2011). Opening your ears: Therole of L1 in processing of nonnative prosodic contrasts. In G. Granena, J. Koeth, S. Lee-Ellis, A. Lukyanchenko, G. Prieto Botana, & E. Rhoades (Eds.), Selected proceedings of the 2010 Second Language Research Forum. Somerville, MA: Cascadilla Proceedings Project. 50-62.

67. Bergelson, Elika, Shvartsman, Michael, and Idsardi, William J. (2010) Differences in Brain Responses to Vowels and Musical Intervals. Proceedings of the 11th International Conference on Music Perception and Cognition.

68. Bergelson, Elika and Idsardi, William J. (2009) Structural Biases in Phonology: Infant and Adult Evidence from Artificial Language Learning. Proceedings of the Boston University Conference on Child Language Development. 33, Jane Chandlee, Michelle Franchini, Sandy Lord and Gudrun-Marion Rheiner (editors) Somerville, MA: CascadillaPress. 85 - 96.

69. Monahan, Philip J, Takahashi, Eri, Nakao, Chizuru and Idsardi, William J. (2008). Not All Epenthetic Contexts are Equal: Differential Effects in Japanese Illusory Vowel Perception. Japanese/Korean Linguistics, 17, Shoichi Iwasaki, Hajime Hoji, Patricia M. Clancy and Sung-Ock Sohn (Editors). Stanford, CA: CSLI Publications. 391-405.

70. Baier, Rebecca, Idsardi, William J. and Lidz, Jeffrey. (2007) Two-month-olds are sensitive to lip rounding in dynamic and static speech events. Proceedings of the International Conference on Auditory-Visual Speech Processing. The Netherlands.

71. Idsardi, William J. (2007) Some MEG correlates for distinctive features. Proceedings of16th International Congress of Phonetic Sciences. http://www.icphs2007.de/conference/Papers/1745/1745.pdf

72. Idsardi, William J. and Son, Sunah. (2004) What do Korean speakers learn about English fricatives? Harvard Studies in Korean Linguistics X. 48 - 59.

73. Idsardi, William J. and Chang, Woohyeok. (2004) Markedness and Phonetic Implementation of Tone in North Kyungsang Korean. Proceedings of the annual meeting of the Berkeley Linguistics Society. 197 - 208.

74. Kabak, Baris and Idsardi, William J. (2004) Syllabically conditoned perceptual epenthesis. Proceedings of the annual meeting of the Berkeley Linguistics Society. 233 - 244.

75. Idsardi, William J. and Sung, Eun-Kung. (2003) Flaps in American English and Korean:An Acoustic and Perceptual Study. Generative Grammar in a Broader Perspective. Proceedings of the 4th GLOW in Asia. Seoul: Hankook. 187 - 208.

76. Idsardi, William J. and Imsri, Patcharee. (2003) The Perception and Production of English stop consonants by Thai Children and Adults. Proceedings of the Boston University Conference on Language Development.

77. Idsardi, William J. (2002) Further Opacity Issues: Spontaneous L2 Opacity. Proceedings of the 2002 Linguistic Society of Korea International Summer Conference. Volume II: 259 - 265.

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78. Idsardi, William J. and Chang, Woohyeok. (2001) Speech Perception and Production of English Final Voicing Contrast by Korean Speakers. Harvard Studies in Korean Linguistics IX. 117 - 129.

79. Idsardi, William J. and Chang, Woohyeok. (2000) The Status of High Tones in North Kyungsang Korean: Evidence from a Phonetic Study. Proceedings of the 2000 Seoul International Conference on Language and Computation. 144 - 153.

80. Idsardi, William J. and Kim, Sun-Hoi. (2000) On Syllable-based multiple opacities. Proceedings of the 2000 International Workshop on Generative Grammar. 61 - 74.

81. Idsardi, William J. and Kim, Sun-Hoi. (2000) The Phonology-Syntax interface in North Kyungsang Korean. Proceedings of the 24th Penn Linguistics Colloquium. 111 - 122.

82. Lidz, Jeffrey and Idsardi, William J. (1998) Chains and Phono-Logical Form. Proceedings of 22nd Penn Linguistics Colloquium. University of Pennsylvania Working Papers in Linguistics. 5-1: 109-125.

83. Idsardi, William J. and Kim, Sun-Hoi. (1997) The metrical tone in North Kyungsang Korean. Harvard Studies in Korean Linguistics VII. 106 - 120.

84. Idsardi, William J. and Kim, Sun-Hoi. (1997) Enclitic tonal patterns in North Kyungsang Korean and Tokyo Japanese. Proceedings of the Fourth Seoul International Conference on Linguistics. 305 - 314.

85. Raimy, Eric and Idsardi, William J. (1997) A Minimalist Approach to Reduplication in Optimality Theory. Proceedings of the 27th Meeting of the North East Linguistics Society. 369 - 382.

86. Idsardi, William J. and Purnell, Thomas C. (1995) Sukuma Accent. Proceedings of the Chicago Linguistics Society.

87. Idsardi, William J. (1991) Stress and Glottalized Sonorants in Shuswap. Proceedings of the Canadian Linguistics Association Meeting. also in: Papers for the International Conference on Salish and Neighbouring Languages.

88. Idsardi, William J. (1991) Stress in Interior Salish. Proceedings of the Chicago Linguistics Society.

89. Avery, Peter, Cichocki, Walter, Idsardi, William J., Rice, Keren and Archibald, John. (1986) An Acoustic Study of Vowel Lengthening and Pausing in Syntactic Timing. Proceeding of the Twelfth International Conference on Acoustics.

i. Invited Talks

1. Idsardi, William J. and Heinz, Jeffrey. (2013) MIT Conference on Stress and Meter. Cambridge, September 2013.

2. Idsardi, William J. (2013) NSF Workshop, Arlington VA, May 2013.3. Idsardi, William J. (2013) Emergence or Biolinguistics? University of Arizona, Tucson,

April 2013.4. Idsardi, William J. (2012) Reproving phonology. Workshop on Syllables and

Oscillations. Dartmouth College, Hanover, New Hampshire, October 2012.5. Idsardi, William J. (2012) Early neural correlates of speech sound properties.

Laboratory Phonology, Stuttgart, Germany, July 2012.6. Idsardi, William J. (2012) Clustering techniques for phonetic categories and their

implications for phonology. Johns Hopkins University, July 2012.7. Idsardi, William J. (2012) The Neural Representation of Segments and Features. CUNY

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Phonology Forum, The Graduate Center, The City University of New York, January 2012.

8. Idsardi, William J. (2011) The form of stress generalizations. StressTyp2 Workshop. University of Connecticut, Storrs, December 2011.

9. Idsardi, William J. (2011) Phonetic information encoded in early brain responses. Michigan State University. October 2011.

10. Idsardi, William J. (2011) Phonetic information encoded in an early auditory response. European Society for Cognitive Psychology. San Sebastian, September 2011.

11. Idsardi, William J. (2011) What can we do with neurolinguistics? (some background). Workshop on Augmentative and Alternative Communication and Linguistics. Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, August 2011.

12. Idsardi, William J. (2011) Speech sound maps in the brain. University of Delaware, April 2011.

13. Idsardi, William J. (2010) MEG evidence for rapid abstraction from speech. University of Chicago, December 2010.

14. Idsardi, William J. (2010) Model-based learning of vowel systems. University of Chicago, December 2010.

15. Idsardi, William J. (2010) MEG evidence for rapid abstraction from speech. University of Wisconsin, Madison, December 2010.

16. Idsardi, William J. (2010) Statistical generalizations in language behaviors. Understanding Language: Forty Years into the Garden Path. Universidad del País Vasco / Euskal Herriko Unibertsitatea Donostia - San Sebastián, June 2010.

17. Idsardi, William J. (2010) Language design and the syntax-phonology interface. The Language Design. Université du Québec à Montréal, May 2010.

18. Idsardi, William J., Dillon, Brian, and Dunbar, Ewan (2010) Model-based learning of vowel categories. Workshop on Grammar Induction. Cornell University, May 2010.

19. Idsardi, William J., Dillon, Brian, and Dunbar, Ewan (2010) How to Learn Vowels: Computational Approaches to Language Diversity. International Conference on Infant Studies. Baltimore, Maryland, March 2010.

20. Idsardi, William J. (2009) Learning Vowel Phonemes. University of Pennsylvania. October 2009.

21. Idsardi, William J. (2009) Phonology meets Learning Theory. Harvard University. September 2009.

22. Idsardi, William J. Between you and me. (2009) Graduation address, Linguistics Department, University of Maryland May 2009.

23. Idsardi, William J. (2008) Comments. Workshop on Prosody, University of Delaware, September 2008.

24. Idsardi, William J. (2008) Phonological Poverty. Cornell University. April 2008.25. Idsardi, William J. (2007) Some MEG correlates for distinctive features. 16th

International Congress of Phonetic Sciences. Saarbruecken, Germany. August 2007.26. Idsardi, William J. (2007) Comments. Annual Maryland Mayfest, University of

Maryland, May 2007.27. Idsardi, William J. (2007) Finding Features, Linguistics Colloquium, University of

Delaware, April 2007.28. Idsardi, William J. and Shorey, Rachel. (2007) Unwinding morphology, Conference on

Precedence in Phonology, City University of New York, January 2007.

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29. Idsardi, William J. (2006) Making Phonological Decisions, Annual Maryland Mayfest, University of Maryland, May 2006.

30. Idsardi, William J. (2006) Making Phonological Decisions, City University of New York, April 2006.

31. Idsardi, William J. (2006) Musical Evidence for the Linguistics Analysis of Poetry. Fulbright-York University Distinguished Chair Lecture, York University, February 2006.

32. Idsardi, William J. (2005) Phonology is Part of the Problem, University of Maryland, College Park, February 2005.

33. Idsardi, William J. (2004) Stress Machine Battlebots, University of Connecticut, November 2004.

34. Idsardi, William J. (2004) Stress Machine Battlebots, University of Pennsylvania, September 2004.

35. Idsardi, William J. (2004) Formal foundations for metrical computations, North American Phonology Conference, Concordia University, Montreal, April 2004.

36. Idsardi, William J. (2004) Metrical computations, City University of New York, February 2004.

37. Idsardi, William J. (2004) Testing the P-Map, Schloss Freudental, Konstanz, January 2004.

38. Idsardi, William J. (2003) What's not in the signal, Schloss Freudental, Konstanz, July 2003.

39. Idsardi, William J. (2002) Spontaneous Opacity, Linguistics Colloquium, University of Delaware, September 2002.

40. Idsardi, William J. (2002) Further Opacity Issues: Spontaneous L2 Opacity, Annual Meeting of the Linguistic Society of Korea, Seoul, August 2002.

41. Idsardi, William J. (2002) Spontaneous Chain Shifts, Schloss Freudental, Konstanz, July 2002.

42. Idsardi, William J. (2001) Dialect, Perception and Phonology, City University of New York, November 2001.

43. Idsardi, William J. (2001) Spontaneous Chain Shifts, Linguistics Colloquium, University of Pennsylvania, April 2001.

44. Kim, Sun-Hoi and Idsardi, William J. (2000) The Phonology-Syntax interface in North Kyungsang Korean, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, March 2000.

45. Idsardi, William J. (1999) Voicing in Germanic: features, phasing and enhancement, The Representation-Rule-Constraint Confluence Workshop, University of Wisconsin, Madison, November 1999.

46. Idsardi, William J. (1999) Phonological Opacities, University of California at Irvine, May 1999.

47. Idsardi, William J. and Raimy, Eric. (1999) Reduplication and underapplication, Phonology 2000 Conference, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, April 1999.

48. Idsardi, William J. (1999) Phonological Opacities, West Coast Conference on Formal Linguistics, April 1999.

49. Idsardi, William J. (1999) A modular approach to English /r/, University of Pennsylvania, February 1999.

50. Idsardi, William J. (1999) Segholate Opacities, University of Toronto, January 1999.51. Idsardi, William J. (1998) Segholate Opacities, Massachusetts Institute of Technology,

November 1998.

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52. Idsardi, William J. (1998) Simplicity, Annual Montral-Ottawa-Toronto Phonology Workshop. University of Ottawa, February 1998.

53. Idsardi, William J. (1996) Don't Use that Tone of Voice with Me! Swarthmore College, November 1996.

54. Idsardi, William J. (1996) Maximizing a 'Minimalist' Argument, University of Pennsylvania, February 1996.

55. Idsardi, William J. (1995) Maximizing a 'Minimalist' Argument, Workshop on Derivations and Constraints in Phonology, University of Essex, September 1995.

56. Halle, Morris and Idsardi, William J. (1995) /r/, Hypercorrection and the Elsewhere Condition, Workshop on Derivations and Constraints in Phonology, University of Essex, September 1995.

57. Idsardi, William J. (1995) Metrical Monopoles, University of Essex, August 1995.58. Idsardi, William J. (1995) Grammar Delicacy in Stress Theory, Maryland Mayfest

Learnability Workshop, University of Maryland, College Park, May 1995.59. Idsardi, William J. (1995) Teaching Computers to Talk and Listen More Naturally,

University of Delaware Research Foundation Annual Luncheon Meeting. University of Delaware, January 1995.

60. Idsardi, William J. (1994) Optimality Theory and Exceptional Stress in Polish,. Brown University, February 1994.

61. Idsardi, William J. (1994) Prosodic Contrasts and Optimality Theory,. Conference on Contrast in Phonology, Annual Montral-Ottawa-Toronto Phonology Workshop. University of Toronto, February 1994.

62. Idsardi, William J. (1993) Phonology and Speech Recognition, Bell-Northern Reseach/INRS, Montreal, May 1993.

63. Idsardi, William J. (1993) Computing Stress with Simplified Bracketed Grids, Linguistics Colloquium, McGill University, April 1993

64. Idsardi, William J. (1993) The Representation of Stress, Cognitive Science Colloquium,Johns Hopkins University, February 1993.

65. Halle, Morris and Idsardi, William J. (1992) General Properties of Stress and Metrical Structure, DIMACS Workshop on Human Language, Princeton University, March 1992.

iv. Refereed Conference Presentations (unpublished)

66. Heinz, Jeffrey, and Idsardi, William J. (2013) WOPIG Workshop on Opacity. Leipzig Germany, October 2013.

67. Abrams, Kelly, Purnell, Thomas C. and Idsardi, William J. (2013). Structured Heteronomy of Acoustic Features Within a Dialect Border Region. Fifth International Conference on the Linguistics of Contemporary English. Austin, TX, September 2013.

68. Hwang, So-One, Langdon, Clifton, Pucci, Concetta, Idsardi, William, and Mathur, Gaurav. (2013). Temporal integration windows in sign language processing. Theoretical Issues in Sign Language Research (TISLR) Conference 11, London, July 2013.

69. Heffner, Christopher, Newman, Rochelle and Idsardi, William. (2013). Canadian oats and Canadian goats: Comparing distal cues to segmentation and segments. International Congress on Acoustics. Montreal, June 2013.

70. Idsardi, William J., Scharinger, Mathias J., and Monahan, Philip J. (2013) Predictive processing is influenced by the specificity of speech sound representations. Cognitive

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Neuroscience Society, San Francisco, April 2013.71. Winn, Matthew, Rhone, Ariane, Chatterjee, Monita, and Idsardi, William J. (2013)

Auditory and Visual Adaptation in Cochlear Implant Speech Perception. American Auditory Society, Scottsdale Arizona, March 2013.

72. Dunbar, Ewan, Dillon, Brian and Idsardi, William J. (2012) Learning phonological categories by learning allophony and vice versa. GLOW, Postdam, April 2012.

73. Jenkins, Julian III, Idsardi, William J., Simon, Jonathan Z., and Poeppel, David. (2011) Psychophysical and physiological studies of synthetic vowel harmonic structure. 3rd Neurobiology of Language Conference, Annapolis, November 2011.

74. Lin, Candise Y., Wang, Min, Idsardi, William J., and Xu, Yi. (2011) Stress perception in Mandarin-English and Korean-English bilinguals. Annual meeting of the Society for the Scientific Study of Reading, July 2011, St. Pete Beach, Florida.

75. Barrios, Shannon, Idsardi, William J., and Jiang, N. (2011). The influence of native language on lexical access revisited: Ruling out a ‘cognate’ effect. Presented at the 10th International Symposium of Psycholinguistics, Donostia, Spain, April 2011.

76. Scharinger, Mathias, Monahan, Philip J. and Idsardi, William J. (2011) Acoustic and categorical effects of American English front vowel perception. 18th Annual Cognitive Neuroscience Society Meeting, San Francisco, April 2011.

77. Dunbar, Ewan, Dillon, Brian, and Idsardi, William J. (2011) Unsupervised phoneme discovery in Turkish: Very large is not enough. Very large scale methods in phonetics. University of Pennsylvania, January 2011.

78. Hwang, So-One, Langdon, Clifton, Mathur, Gaurav, and Idsardi, William J. (2010) Windows into ASL Perception: Cognitive Restoration of Reversed Signs. 2nd Neurobiology of Language Conference, San Diego, November 2010.

79. Rhone, Ariane, Hwang, So-One, McGuire, Rachel, Kronz, Victoria, Ben Lane, Ben, Morey, Margaret, Healy, Slade, and Idsardi, William J. (2010) Evidence for Pitch Context Effects on M100 Latency. 2nd Neurobiology of Language Conference, San Diego, November 2010.

80. Lago, Sol, Scharinger, Mathias, Kronrod, Yakov, and Idsardi, William J. (2010) Categorical Perception of /s/ and /S/: An MMN Study. 2nd Neurobiology of Language Conference, San Diego, November 2010.

81. Scharinger, Mathias, Idsardi, William J. and Poe, Samantha Poe (2010) Quantity matters: Number of feature specifications modulates brain magnetic activity. 2nd Neurobiology of Language Conference, San Diego, November 2010.

82. Barrios, Shannon, Idsardi, William J., and Jiang, N. (2010). When ‘ship’ is ‘sheep’ and‘pat’ is ‘pot’. Presented at Boston University Conference on Language Development (BUCLD 35), Boston, November 2010.

83. Barrios, Shannon, Jiang, N., and Idsardi, William J. (2010). Spanish-English Bilinguals lack sensitivity to minimal differences. Presented at Second Language Research Forum (SLRF), College Park, Maryland, October 2010.

84. Barrios, Shannon, Idsardi, William J., and Jiang, N. (2010). When representation and processing diverge: Spanish-English bilinguals’ asymmetrical sensitivity. Presented at Generative Approaches to Language Acquisition North America (GALANA4), Toronto, Canada, September 2010.

85. Scharinger, Mathias, Merickel, Jennifer, and Idsardi, William J. (2010) Articulatory gestures enhance auditory contrasts: Evidence from evoked magnetic fields. Laboratory

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Phonology 12, Albuquerque, New Mexico, July 201086. Scharinger, Mathias, Monahan, Philip, and Idsardi, William J. (2010) Processing of

Vowel Height Relies on Abstract Representations: An MMN Study. Laboratory Phonology 12, Albuquerque, New Mexico, July 2010

87. Rhone, Ariane, Idsardi, William J., and Poeppel, David (2010) Visual predictability modulates neuromagnetic auditory evoked responses to speech syllables. Cognitive Neuroscience Society Meeting, Montreal, Quebec, April 2010.

88. Hwang, So-One, Monahan, Philip, and Idsardi, William J. (2010) Sensor and Source Space Correlates of Prediction Violations in Phonological Processing. Cognitive Neuroscience Society Meeting, Montreal, Quebec, April 2010.

89. Scharinger, Mathias, Monahan, Philip, and Idsardi, William J. (2010) 'Hello' is all you need: Neuromagnetic Evidence of Dialect Extraction. Cognitive Neuroscience Society Meeting, Montreal, Quebec, April 2010.

90. Alcocer, Pedro, and Idsardi, William J. (2010) Early neural responses show sensitivity to sonority differences in consonant clusters. Cognitive Neuroscience Society Meeting, Montreal, Quebec, April 2010.

91. Riley, Joshua, Walter, Mary Ann, Hacquard, Valentine, and Idsardi, William J. (2010) Frequency, Not Underspecification, Drives MMF Asymmetries to Deviant Syllables. Cognitive Neuroscience Society Meeting, Montreal, Quebec, April 2010.

92. Heinz, Jeffrey and Idsardi, William J. (2010) Learning Opaque Phonological Generalizations: The Case of Samala (Chumash). Annual Meeting of the Linguistic Society of America. Baltimore MD, January 2010.

93. Bergelson, Elika, Idsardi, William J., Lidz, Jeffrey and Merrickel, Jennifer. (2010) Structural biases in phonology: Evidence from artificial language learning in adults. Annual Meeting of the Linguistic Society of America. Baltimore MD, January 2010.

94. Figueroa, Veronica, Howard, Mary, Idsardi, William J., and Poeppel, David. (2009) Rate and Local Reversal Effects on Speech Comprehension. Neurobiology of Language Conference. Chicago, October 2009.

95. Alcocer, Pedro M., Dillon, Brian W., and Idsardi, W.J. (2009) MEG evidence for non-uniform perceptual sensitivity in vowel space. Neurobiology of Language Conference. Chicago, October 2009.

96. Hwang, So-One, Monahan, Philip J., and Idsardi William J. (2009) Asymmetric on-line predictions in speech perception: MEG evidence. Neurobiology of Language Conference.Chicago, October 2009.

97. Alcocer, Pedro M., Jensen, E. Kratovac, S., Lukyanchenko, Anna, Teubner-Rhodes, Susan, Poeppel, David and Idsardi, William J. (2009) Neural correlates of sonority sequencing constraint violations in word-initial consonant clusters using MEG. Neurobiology of Language Conference. Chicago, October 2009.

98. Shvartsman, Michael, Bergelson, Elika, and Idsardi, William J. (2009) From tones to vowels: a neurophysiological investigation of sine and formant dyads. Neurobiology of Language Conference. Chicago, October 2009.

99. Riley, Joshua, Scharinger, Mathias, Merrickel, Jennifer, and Idsardi, William J. (2009) PLACES of good MANNERS: Early MEG differences of fronted segments. Neurobiology of Language Conference. Chicago, October 2009.

100. Lee-Ellis, Sunyoung, Idsardi, William J. and Phillips, Colin. (2009) Distinguishing effects of early exposure and language dominance on perceptual sensitivity in Korean

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heritage learners. Annual meeting of the Boston University Conference on Child Language Development. Boston, MA, November 2009.

101. Dillon, Brian W., Dunbar, Ewan, and Idsardi, William J. (2009) Seeing through the surface: A model for direct acquisition of phoneme categories. Annual meeting of the Boston University Conference on Child Language Development. Boston, MA, November2009.

102. Dillon, Brian W. and Idsardi, William J. (2009) A computational investigation of Inuktitut allophony. Montreal-Ottawa-Toronto Workshop on Phonology. Toronto, Ontario, March 2009

103. Riley, Joshua A., Butman, J. A, Idsardi, William J., and Braun, Allen R. (2008) Functional neuroimaging and network-level abnormalities underlying foreign accent syndrome. Society for Neuroscience. Washington DC, November 2008.

104. Oh, Hyuk, Contreras-Vidal, Jose L., Idsardi, William J., Poeppel, David, and Braun, Allen R. (2008) The relationship of dynamic vowel representations in acoustic space and auditory cortical space. Society for Neuroscience. Washington DC, November 2008.

105. Bergelson, Elika and Idsardi, William J. (2008) An MEG MMF study into the foundations of harmony. Society for Neuroscience. Washington DC, November 2008.

106. Monahan, Philip J., Hwang, So-One, and Idsardi, William J. (2008) Neural correlates ofvoicing mismatch in obstruent clusters using MEG. Society for Neuroscience. Washington DC, November 2008.

107. Cogan, Gregory B, Figueroa, Veronica, Idsardi, William J, and Poeppel, David. (2008) Neural correlates of syllable structure: Differentiating between rhythm classes of languages. Society for Neuroscience. Washington DC, November 2008.

108. Jenkins III, Julian, Rhone, Ariane, Grant, Ken W., Idsardi, William J., and Poeppel, David. (2008) Steady state responses index congruence in audio-visual integration. Society for Neuroscience. Washington DC, November 2008.

109. Bergelson, Elika and Idsardi, William J. (2008) Structural Biases in Phonology: Infant and Adult Evidence from Artificial Language Learning. Annual meeting of the Boston University Conference on Child Language Development. Boston, MA, November 2008.

110. Riley, Joshua, Butman, J., Idsardi, William J. and Braun, Allen. (2008) Functional neuroimaging and network-level abnormalities underlying Foreign Accent Syndrome: A structural and functional MRI investigation. 46th meeting of the Academy of Aphasia. Turku, Finland, October 2008.

111. Hwang, So-one, Monahan, Phillip J. and Idsardi, William J. (2008) The detection of voicing mismatch in obstruent clusters during phonological processing. Consonant Clusters and Structural Complexity Workshop. University of Munich, July-August 2008.

112. Dillon, Brian, Idsardi, William J., and Phillips, Colin. Structuring the Turkish Vowel Space. 30th annual meeting of the Cognitive Science Society. Washington DC, July 2008.

113. Hwang, So-One, Monahan, Phillip J. and Idsardi, William J. (2008) Evidence for the early detection of voicing mismatch in obstruent consonant clusters. 30th annual meeting of the Cognitive Science Society. Washington DC, July 2008.

114. Bergelson, Elika, de Souza, Kevin and Idsardi, William J. (2008) A neurophysiological study into the foundations of harmony. Music and Language II. Tufts University. July 2008.

115. Son, Sunah and Idsardi, William J. (2008) How L2 acquisition sheds light on L1 representations. SLA and Applied Linguistics Workshop 18th International Congress of

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Linguists Korea University, Seoul, Korea. July 2008.116. Monahan, Philip J. and Idsardi, William J. (2008) Early Auditory Sensitivity to Formant

Ratios in Vowel Perception: MEG Evidence. Cognitive Neuroscience Society. San Francisco. May 2008.

117. Idsardi, William J., Monahan, Philip J. and de Souza, Kevin. (2008) MEG evidence for auditory restoration of fundamental pitch. Cognitive Neuroscience Society San Francisco.May 2008.

118. Idsardi, William J. and Raimy, Eric. (2008) Computational aspects of precedence-based phonology. Fifth meeting of the North American Phonology Conference. Montreal, May 2008.

119. Idsardi, William J. and Raimy, Eric. (2008) Three types of linearization and the temporal aspects of speech. 31st meeting of Generative Linguistics in the Old World. Newcastle upon Tyne. March 2008.

120. Monahan, Philip J., Takahashi, Eri, Nakao, Chizuru and Idsardi, William. (2007). Not All Epenthetic Contexts Are Created Equal: Differential Effects in Japanese Illusory Vowel Perception. 17th Annual Japanese/Korean Linguistics Conference. University of California, Los Angeles. November 9-11, 2007.

121. Monahan, Philip J. and Idsardi, William. (2007). Neuromagnetic Evidence for the Early Computation of Formant Ratios in Vowel Normalization. Annual Meeting of the Society for Neuroscience. San Diego, CA. November 3-7, 2007.

122. Monahan, Philip J. and Idsardi, William. (2007). Neuromagnetic Evidence for the Early Computation of Formant Ratios in Vowel Normalization. Mid-America Linguistics Conference. University of Kansas. October 26-28, 2007.

123. Baier, Rebecca, Idsardi, William J. and Lidz, Jeffrey. (2007) Two-month-olds are sensitive to lip rounding in dynamic and static speech events. International Conference onAuditory-Visual Speech Processing. The Netherlands. August 2007.

124. Winn, Matthew and Idsardi, William J. (2007) Musical evidence regarding trochaic inversion. Conference on Music and Language, University of Cambridge, May 2007.

125. Idsardi, William J. (2007) Selecting Vowel Features, Annual Montreal-Ottawa-Toronto Phonology Workshop, March 2007.

126. Idsardi, William J. (2006) A Bayesian Account of Loanword Adaptations, Linguistic Society of America, January 2006.

127. Idsardi, William J. (2005) Canadian Raising, Opacity and Rephonemicization. CanadianEnglish in the Global Context. University of Toronto. January, 2005

128. Idsardi, William J. and Sung, Eun-Kung (2003) Flaps in American English and Korean: Acoustic and Perceptual Studies. The 4th GLOW in Asia meeting, Seoul, July 2003.

129. Idsardi, William J. and Son, Sun-Ah. (2003) What do Korean speakers learn about English fricatives? Harvard International Symposium on Korean Linguistics, Cambridge, July 2003.

130. Idsardi, William J. (2003) Text and Meter and Tune. Words and Music Conference. University of Missouri, April 2003.

131. Idsardi, William J. and Chang, Woohyeok (2003) Markedness and Phonetic Implementation of Tone in North Kyungsang Korean. Berkeley Linguistics Society Meeting, University of California at Berkeley, February 2003.

132. Kabak, Baris and Idsardi, William J. (2003) Syllabically conditioned perceptual epenthesis. Berkeley Linguistics Society Meeting, University of California at Berkeley,

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February 2003.133. Raimy, Eric and Idsardi, William J. (2003) Phonological Representations and the

Delphic Oracle. Annual Montreal-Ottawa-Toronto Phonology Workshop, University of Toronto and York University, Toronto, February 2003.

134. Idsardi, William J. and Imsri, Patcharee (2002) The perception of English Stop Consonants by Thai Children and Adults. Boston University Conference on Language Development, November 2002.

135. Avery, Peter and Idsardi, William J. (2002) On the nature of "voicing" in Japanese. Annual Montreal-Ottawa-Toronto Phonology Workshop, McGill University, Montreal, February 2002.

136. Idsardi, William J. and Chang, Woohyeok (2001) Speech Perception and Production of English Final Voicing Contrast by Korean Speakers. Harvard International Symposium on Korean Linguistics, Cambridge, July 2001.

137. Avery, Peter and Idsardi, William J. (2001) Acquisition and the minimal pair conundrum. Holland Institute of Linguistics Phonology Conference 5 (HILP5), Potsdam University, January 2001.

138. Idsardi, William J. and Chang, Woohyeok. (2000) The Status of High Tones in North Kyungsang Korean: Evidence from a Phonetic Study. The 2000 Seoul International Conference on Language and Computation, Seoul, July 2000.

139. Idsardi, William J. and Kim, Sun-Hoi. (2000) Syllable-based multiple opacities. International Workshop on Generative Grammar, Seoul, July 2000

140. Avery, Peter and Idsardi, William J. (2000) Tonal representation and consonant-tone interactions. Tromso Tone Symposium, Universitet i Tromso, June 2000.

141. Avery, Peter and Idsardi, William J. (2000) Some issues in the acquisition of contrast. North American Phonology Conference, Concordia University, Montreal, April 2000.

142. Idsardi, William J. and Kim, Sun-Hoi. (2000) The Phonology-Syntax interface in North Kyungsang Korean. 24th Penn Linguistics Colloquium, University of Pennsylvania. February 2000.

143. Avery, Peter and Idsardi, William J. (2000) On the laryngeal specification of tone. Annual Montreal-Ottawa-Toronto Phonology Workshop, University of Toronto, February2000.

144. Avery, Peter and Idsardi, William J. (2000) The laryngeal phonology of Korean. Annual meeting of the Linguistic Society of America. Chicago, January 2000.

145. Avery, Peter. and Idsardi, William J. (1999) Laryngeal dimensions and phonetic completion. Conference on Distinctive Feature Theory. Zentrum fuer Allgemeine Sprachwissenschaft, Typologie und Universalienforschung, Berlin, October 1999.

146. Idsardi, William J. (1998) Opacity, Sympathy and Derivations. Annual meeting of the Generative Linguists of the Old World, Tilburg, April 1998.

147. Lidz, Jeffrey and Idsardi, William J. (1998) Chains and Phono-logical form. 22nd annual Penn Linguistics Colloquium. University of Pennsylvania, March 1998.

148. Purnell, Thomas C., Idsardi, William J. and Baugh, John. (1998) Perceptual and phonetic experiments on American English dialect identification. Annual Meeting of the Linguistic Society of America, New York City, January 1998.

149. Idsardi, William J. and Kim, Sun-Hoi. (1997) Enclitic Tonal Patterns in North Kyungsang Korean and Tokyo Japanese. The Fourth Seoul International Conference on Linguistics, Seoul, Korea, August, 1997.

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150. Idsardi, William J. and Kim, Sun-Hoi. (1997) Metrical Tone in North Kyungsang Korean. The Seventh Harvard International Symposium on Korean Linguistics, Harvard University, July, 1997.

151. Idsardi, William J. (1997) Against Lexicon Optimization. Annual Montreal-Ottawa-Toronto Phonology Workshop, University of Toronto, February 1997.

152. Raimy, Eric and Idsardi, William J. (1996) A Minimalist Approach to Reduplication in Optimality Theory. Annual Meeting of the North East Linguistics Society, McGill University, Montreal, October 1996.

153. Idsardi, William J. and Purnell, Thomas C. (1995) Sukuma Accent. Annual Meeting of the Chicago Linguistics Society, University of Chicago, April 1995.

154. Idsardi, William J. (1995) Dressing Up a 'Bare' Argument. Annual Montreal-Ottawa-Toronto Phonology Workshop, University of Ottawa, February 1995.

155. Idsardi, William J. (1994) Optimality, Alignment and Polish Stress. Annual Meeting of the Linguistic Society of America, Boston, January 1994.

156. Bures, Anton and Idsardi, William J. (1993) A Mechanism for Phonological Feature Licensing. Annual Meeting of the Canadian Linguistics Association, Carleton University, May 1993.

157. Idsardi, William J. (1993) Some Properties of Simplified Bracketed Grids. Annual Meeting of the Generative Linguists of the Old World, Lund, April 1993.

158. Idsardi, William J. (1991) Stress and Glottalized Sonorants in Shuswap. 26th International Conference on Salish and Neighbouring Languages, University of British Columbia, August 1991.

159. Idsardi, William J. (1991) Stress and Glottalized Sonorants in Shuswap. Annual Meeting of the Canadian Linguistics Association, Queen's University, May 1991.

160. Idsardi, William J. (1991) Stress in Interior Salish. Annual Meeting of the Chicago Linguistics Society, University of Chicago, April 1991.

161. Bernstein, Gabrielle and Idsardi, William J. (1988) Governing Gutturals. Annual Meeting of the Canadian Linguistics Association, University of Windsor, May 1988.

162. Avery, Peter, Cichocki, Walter, Idsardi, William J. and Rice, Keren. (1987) Syntactic Timing and the Metrical Grid. Annual Meeting of the Canadian Linguistics Association, McMaster University, Hamilton, May 1987.

163. Avery, Peter, Cichocki, Walter, Idsardi, William J. and Rice, Keren. (1987) Vowel Lengthening and Syntactic Timing. Conference at the Experimental Phonetics Lab, University of Toronto, March 1987

164. Avery, Peter, Cichocki, Walter, Idsardi, William J., Rice, Keren and Archibald, John. (1986) An Acoustic Study of Vowel Lengthening and Pausing in Syntactic Timing. Twelfth International Conference on Acoustics, Toronto, July 1986.

i. Contracts and Grants

2011-2013 Collaborative Proposal: Neuromagnetic Correlates of American Dialect Perception, William Idsardi (PI). NSF BCS-1124877, $82,350.

2011-2012 Creation of Distinct Annotated News Corpora, William Idsardi (PI) Maryland Industrial Partnerships, Maryland Technology Enterprise Institute, $65,000.

2010-2011 Perception and Processing Rates in American Sign Language (Doctoral Dissertation Research Grant), William Idsardi (PI), So-One Hwang (co-PI), NSF

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BCS-1025530, $11,000.2008-2013 Cortical Mechanisms in Speech Perception: MEG Studies, David Poeppel (Project

Director), William Idsardi (co-PI), Jonathan Simon (co-PI) NIH R01 7R01DC005660-07, $2,438,830.

2007-2008 Cortical Mechanisms in Speech Perception: MEG Studies, David Poeppel (ProjectDirector), William Idsardi (co-PI), Jonathan Simon (co-PI) NIH R56 2R56DC005660-06, $487,766.

1998 University of Delaware, Center for Teching Effectiveness grant, $1500 (Mark Amsler, PI)

1997 University of Delaware, Arts and Science Research Award, $1,0001997 University of Delaware, Fellowship, Institute for Transforming Undergraduate

Education, $1,5001996-1997 National Science Foundation, Laboratory in Cognitive and Linguistic Science,

William Frawley (PI), William Idsardi (co-PI), H. Timothy Bunnell (co-PI), FredMasterson (co-PI), $52,000

1994-1995 University of Delaware Research Foundation, Phonological Foundations for Speech Production and Recognition, William Idsardi (PI), $20,000

1994 National Science Foundation, Presidential Faculty Fellow Award nominee, 19941994 University of Delaware General University Research Program, Free Stress in

Language, Poetry and Song, William Idsardi (PI), $5,000

j. Fellowships, Prizes and Awards

2006 Fulbright-York University Distinguished Chair in Linguistics andCognitive Science, York Universtiy

1999 Fulbright Senior Scholar Fellowship, University of Toronto1989-1992 National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship1982-1985 University of Toronto Open Scholarship1982 Ontario Scholarship

k. Editorships, Editorial Boards and Reviewing Activities for Journals and Other Learned Publications

2005-present General Editor, Oxford University Press, Oxford Surveys In Phonology and Phonetics

1996-1999 Editor, Linguistic Inquiry, Squibs and Discussion (with Peter Cole and Gabriella Hermon)

1997-present Associate Editor, Phonology2008-present Editorial Board, Natural Language and Linguistic Theory2007-present Editorial Board, Journal of Linguistics2003-present Editorial Board, Korean Linguistics2000-2009 Editorial Board, Linguistic Inquiry

Reviewing

Articles Cognition, International Journal of American Linguistics, Korean Linguistics,

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Language, Linguistic Inquiry, Natural Language and Linguistic Theory, Phonology, Journal of Phonetics, Neuropsychologia, Brain and Language, Language and Speech, Current Biology, Child Development, Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, Journal of Neurolinguistics, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Journal of Experimental Child Psychology

Monographs Blackwell Publishing, Cambridge University Press, MIT Press, Mouton de Gruyter, Oxford University Press

Conferences Student Conference in Linguistics, North East Linguistics Society, West Coast Conference on Formal Linguistics, Penn Linguistics Colloquium, Association for Computational Linguistics

3. Teaching, Mentoring and Advising

a. Courses Taught in the last Five Years

2012-2013 LING 621: Issues in PhonologyNACS 728Y: Introduction to Cognitive Science

2011-2012 LING 322: Phonology IILING 429: Seminar in phonology: phoneticsLING 621: Issues in PhonologyNACS 728Y: Introduction to Cognitive Science (with Rochelle Newman)

2010-2011 LING 322: Phonology IILING 621: Issues in PhonologyLING 620: Phonological TheoryNACS 728Y: Introduction to Cognitive Science

2009-2010 LING 889: Seminar on CategorizationLING 621: Issues in PhonologyLING 620: Phonological TheoryNACS 728Y: Introduction to Cognitive Science

2008-2009 LING 621: Issues in PhonologyLING 620: Phonological TheoryLING 322: Phonology IINACS 728Y: Introduction to Cognitive Science

2007-2008 LING 621: Issues in PhonologyLING 620: Phonological TheoryLING 322: Phonology IINACS 728Y: Introduction to Cognitive Science

2006-2007 LING 621: Issues in Phonology

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LING 620: Phonological TheoryNACS 728Y: Introduction to Cognitive Science (with Rochelle Newman)

2005-2006 LING 621: Issues in PhonologyLING 620: Phonological Theory

f. Advising: Research Direction

i. Undergraduate

2010-2011 Jesse Shawl (Computational statistical studies on vowel acquisition)2009-2010 Samantha Poe (MEG studies on Turkish vowels)2008-2010 Daniel D’Avella (MEG studies comparing vowels with musical chords)2007-2008 Kevin de Souza (MEG studies of fundamental pitch, see Publication 25)2004-2005 Matthew Winn, University of Delaware, McNair Scholar (Currently a PhD

student in the Department of Hearing and Speech, University of Maryland)

iii. Doctoral

Dissertation Supervisor

Current Peter Enns, University of Maryland, Linguistics, PhD program (co-supervisor with Philip Resnik)Christoper Heffner, University of Maryland, Neuroscience and Cognitive Science, PhD program (co-supervisor with Rochelle Newman)Rachael Richardson, University of Maryland, Linguistics, PhD program (co-supervisor with Naomi Feldman)Yakov Kronrod, University of Maryland, Linguistics, PhD program (co-supervisor with Naomi Feldman)Nuria Abdulsabur, University of Maryland, Neuroscience and Cognitive Science, PhD program (co-supervisor with Al Braun)

2013 Shannon Barrios, University of Maryland, Linguistics, PhD program (co-supervisor with Naomi Feldman) Similarity in L2 Phonology. Current position: Assistant Professor, University of Utah.Ewan Dunbar, University of Maryland, Linguistics, PhD program (UMD Flagship Fellowship) Statistical Knowledge and Learning in Phonology. Current position: Postdoctoral researcher, Laboratoire de Sciences Cognitives et Psycholinguistique, Ecole Normale Supérieure/Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, Paris.

2011 Gregory Cogan, University of Maryland, Neuroscience and Cognitive Science, PhD program (co-supervisor with David Poeppel). Temporal dynamics of MEG phase information during speech perception: Segmentation and neural communication using mutual information and phase locking. Current position: Postdoctoral researcher, New York University.

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So-One Hwang, University of Maryland, Linguistics, PhD, Windows into Sensory Integration and Rates in Language Processing: Insights from Signed and Spoken Languages. Current position: Postdoctoral researcher, University of California at San Diego.Ariane Rhone, University of Maryland, Linguistics, PhD, Multi-Level Audio-Visual Interactions in Speech and Language Perception. Current position: Postdoctoral researcher, University of Iowa.Joshua Riley, University of Maryland, Linguistics, PhD, Self-Monitoring and Feedback in Disordered Speech Production. Current position: MD student, University of Kentucky.

2009 Philip J. Monahan, University of Maryland, Linguistics, PhD (co-supervisor with David Poeppel). On The Way To Linguistic Representation: Neuromagnetic Evidence of Early Auditory Abstraction in the Perception of Speech and Pitch.Current position: Assistant Professor, University of Toronto Scarborough.

2006 Ngeethai Yap, University of Delaware, Linguistics, PhD. Modeling Syllable Theory with Finite-State Transducers. Current position: Department of English Language, Universiti Putra Malaysia.

2005 Sun-Ah Son, University of Delaware, Linguistics, PhD. The acquisition of English fricatives by Korean speakers of English as a Second Language. Current position: Department of English Language and Literature, Hoseo University, Korea

2003 Eun-Kyung Sung, University of Delaware, Linguistics, PhD. (co-advisor with Irene Vogel) The production and perception of flaps in Korean and English. Current position: Cyber University of Foreign Studies, KoreaBaris Kabak, University of Delaware, Linguistics, PhD. Phonology and Second Language Speech Perception. Current position: Professor of English Linguistics in the Institute of Modern Languages at the University of Würzburg. Woohyeok Chang, University of Delaware, Linguistics, PhD. The Use of Phonetic Evidence to Resolve Phonological Controversies. Current Position: Dankook University, KoreaPatcharee Imsri, University of Delaware, Linguistics, PhD. The perception of English Stop Consonants by Thai Children and Adults. Current position: Institute of Liberal Arts, Walailak University, Thailand

2002 Stephanie Baker, University of Delaware, Linguistics, PhD. (co-advisor with Roberta Golinkoff) The Perception of Handshape in American Sign Language. Current position: Sign Language Interpreter, Washington DC

1999 Eric Raimy, University of Delaware, Linguistics, PhD. Representing Reduplication. Current position: Associate Professor, Department of English, University of Wisconsin, MadisonSun-Hoi Kim, Univeristy of Delaware, Department of Linguistics, PhD. The

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Metrical Computation in Tone Assignment. Current position: Chungang University, Korea

1997 Thomas Purnell, University of Delaware, Linguistics, PhD. Principles and Parameters of Phonological Rules: Evidence from Tone Languages. Current position: Associate Professor, Department of English, University of Wisconsin, Madison

1996 Guangsheng Zhang, University of Delaware, Linguistics, PhD. (co-advisor with Tim Bunnell) Foot-timing and word-timing in English.

Dissertation Committee Member

2014 Laura Kozak, Gallaudet University, Linguistics.

2013 Jagadeesh Jagarlamudi, University of Maryland, Computer Science, PhD, .Candise Lin, University of Maryland, Education, PhD, .

2012 Ann Gagliardi, University of Maryland, Linguistics, PhD, Input and Intake in Language Acquisition.Daniel Garcia-Romero, University of Maryland, Electrical and Computer Engineering, PhD, Robust Speaker Recognition based on Latent Variable Models.Regine Lai, University of Delaware, Linguistics, PhD, Domain Specificity in Learning Phonology.Susan Kenney McCulloch, University of Maryland, Joint Program in Survey Methodology, PhD, Effects of Acoustic Perception of Gender on Nonsampling Errors in Telephone Surveys.Matthew Miller, University of Maryland, Neuroscience and Cognitive Science, PhD, A Programmatic Research Approach to Understanding the Impact of Team Environment on Cerebral Cortical Dynamics and Attention.

2011 Brian Dillon, University of Maryland, Linguistics, PhD, Structured Access in Sentence Comprehension.Arielle Susan Emmett, University of Maryland, Journalism, PhD, Haunting Images: Differential Perception and Emotional Response to the Archetypes of News Photography: A Study of Visual Reception Factored by Gender and Expertise.Julian Jenkins, University of Maryland, Biological Sciences, PhD, MEG, psychophysical and computational studies of loudness, timbre and audiovisual integration. Shiti Malhotra, Univerisity of Maryland, Linguistics, PhD, Movement and Intervention Effects:Evidence from Hindi/Urdu. Derek Monner, University of Maryland, Computer Science, PhD, A Neurocomputational Model of Grounded Language Comprehension and Production at the Sentence Level.Jeremy Carl Rietschel, University of Maryland, Neuroscience and Cognitive

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Science, PhD, Psychophysiological investigation of attentional processes during motor learning.Asad Basheer Sayeed, University of Maryland, Computer Science, PhD, A distributional and syntactic approach to fine-grained opinion mining.Srikanth Vishnubhotla, Univerisity of Maryland, Electrical Engineering, PhD, Segregation of Speech Signals in Noisy Environments. Matthew Winn, University of Maryland, Hearing and Speech Sciences, PhD, The use of acoustic cues in phonetic perception: Effects of spectral degradation, limited bandwidth and background noise.

2010 Christopher Dyer, University of Maryland, Linguistics, PhD, 2010. A Formal Model of Ambiguity and its Applications in Machine TranslationNitin Madnani, University of Maryland, Computer Science, PhD, 2010. The Circle of Meaning: From Translation to Paraphrasing and Back.Vikramjit Mitra, Univerisity of Maryland, Electrical Engineering, PhD, Articulatory Information for Robust Speech Recognition.Matthew Winn, University of Maryland, Hearing and Speech Sciences, AuD.

2009 Justin Brody, University of Maryland, Mathematics, PhD, 2009. On the Model Theory of Random GraphsKarthik Durvasula, University of Delaware, Linguistics, PhD, 2009 Understanding NasalsEllen Lau, University of Maryland, Linguistics, PhD, 2009. The Predictive Nature of Language ComprehensionPatrick Pei Liu, Harvard University, Linguistics, PhD, 2009.Yuval Marton, University of Maryland, Linguistics, PhD, 2009. Fine-Grained Linguistic Soft Constraints on Statistical Natural Language Processing ModelsEri Takahashi, University of Maryland, Linguistics, PhD, 2009. Beyond Statistical Learning in the Acquisition of Phrase Structure

2007 Tarun Pruthi, University of Maryland, Electrical and Computer Engineering, PhD, 2007. Analysis, Vocal-tract Modeling and Automatic Detection of Vowel Nasalization

2006 Om Deshmukh, University of Maryland, Electrical and Computer Engineering, PhD, 2006. Synergy of acoustic-phonetics and auditory modeling towards robust speech recognitionRobert Fiorentino, University of Maryland, Linguistics, PhD, 2006. Lexical Structure and the Nature of Linguistic RepresentationsHeidi Altmann, University of Delaware, Linguistics, PhD, 2006. The perception and production of second language stress: a cross-linguistic experimental study

2004 Pamela Ann Burton, University of Delaware, Psychology, PhD, 2004. Electrophysiological Evidence of Interactive Object-Based and Space-Based Attention MechanismsAl Waleed Al Suhaibani, Univeristy of Delaware, Linguistics, PhD, 2004. An

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Experimental Investigation of Prosodic Domain Circumscription in the Arabic Broken PluralsKhara Pence, University of Delaware, Educational Studies, PhD, 2004. The Input Surrounding Action Verbs in Speech to Infants and Toddlers

2002 Nianwen Xue, University of Delaware, Linguistics, PhD, 2002. Defining and Automatically Identifying Words in Chinese.

2001 Preston Becker, University of Delaware, Linguistics, PhD, 2001. Pronouns that they can't get rid of them.Jiraporn Intrasai, University of Delaware, Linguistics, PhD, 2001. Topics in Thai Tonology.

1999 Hong Zhou, University of Toronto, Linguistics, PhD, 1999. Vowel systems in Mandarin languages.Sirintip Seubsunk, University of Delaware, Linguistics, PhD, 1999. The pronunciation of English stop-liquid and stop-glide clusters in word-initial position by native speakers of two different dialects of Thai.

1997 Steve Hoskins, University of Delaware, Linguistics, PhD, 1997. On the phonology and phonetics of broad and narrow focus in English.John Halle, Columbia University, Music, Doctor of Music Arts, 1997. A Grammar of Improvised Text setting.

1996 Jeffrey Lidz, University of Delaware, Linguistics, PhD, 1996. Dimensions of reflexivity.

1995 Thomas Klein, University of Delaware, Linguistics, PhD, 1995. Umlaut in Optimality Theory.

1994 Vanya Hristova, University of Delaware, Linguistics, PhD, 1994. Nominal vowel/zero alternations in Bulgarian and Russian.

Other Doctoral Supervision

2013-2014 Alessandro Presacco (NACS Qualifying exam)2012-2013 Vanessa Williams (NACS Qualifying exam)2011-2012 Matthew Miller (NACS Qualifying exam)

Shikha Prashad (NACS Qualifying exam)2010-2011 Michael Kirwan (NACS Qualifying exam)

Alexia Nunez (NACS Qualifying exam)2009-2010 Nuria Abdulsabur (NACS Qualifying exam)

Harshavardhan Agashe (NACS Qualifying exam)Yu Gu (NACS Qualifying exam)Erika Hussey (NACS Qualifying exam)Hui Wang (NACS Qualifying exam)

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2008-2009 Sharona Atkins (NACS Qualifying exam)Gregory Cogan (NACS Qualifying exam)Melissa Pangelinan (NACS Qualifying exam)

iv. Other Research Direction

Post-baccalaureate (David Baggett Fellows)

2012-2013 Joshua Falk2009-2010 David Kleinschmidt (currently a PhD student, University of Rochester)2008-2009 Jennifer Merickel (currently PhD student, University of Rochester)2007-2008 Elika Bergelson (currently PhD student, University of Pennsylvania)2005-2007 Rachel Shorey (currently PhD student, University of Massachusetts)

Interdisciplinary doctoral research supervision (IGERT)

2012-present Chu-chu Li (Education)2010-present Candise Lin (Education)2010-present Anna Lukyanchenko (SLA SLLC)2008-2011 Kevin Donaldson (NACS)

Post-doctoral Supervisor

2013-2014 Regine Lai (PhD, University of Delaware)2012-2013 Michael Key (PhD, University of Massachusetts, Amherst)2011-2012 Kristine Yu (PhD, University of California, Los Angeles, currently Assistant

Professor, Department of Linguistics, University of Massachusetts, Amhert)2009-2011 Bridget Samuels (PhD, Harvard University, currently Senior Editor, Center for

Craniofacial Molecular Biology, Ostrow School of Dentistry, University of Southern California.)

2009-2011 Mathias Scharinger (PhD, University of Konstanz, currently Research Associate, Max Plank Institute, Leipzig)

4. Service

a. Professional

i. Offices and committee memberships held in professional organizations

2012 Member, Executive Committee, Linguistic Society of America2010-2012 Member (Chair 2012), Leonard Bloomfield Book Prize Committee, Linguistic

Society of America2003 Member, Executive Committee, Linguistic Society of America2001-2003 Member (Chair 2003), Program Committee, Linguistic Society of America

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ii. Reviewing activities for agencies

Committee of Visitors, BCS, NSF 2012Committee of Visitors, VL2 SLC NSF, Gallaudet University, 2012Grants National Institutes of Health, National Science Foundation, Civilian Research and

Development Foundation, US Air Force, Social Science and Humanities ResearchCouncil (Canada), Arts and Humanities Research Board (UK)

b. Campus

i. Departmental

2012 Director of Graduate Studies, Department of Linguistics, University of Maryland2008-present Director of Graduate Studies, Program in Neuroscience and Cognitive Science,

University of Maryland2008-present Member, Executive Committee, Program in Neuroscience and Cognitive Science,

University of Maryland2009-2010 Chair, Faculty hiring committee, Department of Linguistics, University of

Maryland (Computational Psycholinguistics)2009-2010 Chair, Faculty hiring committee, Department of Linguistics, University of

Maryland (Cognitive Neuroscience of Language)2008-2009 Member, Faculty hiring committee, Program in Neuroscience and Cognitive

Science (Computational Neuroscience)2005-2009 Member, Faculty Advisory Committee, Department of Linguistics, University of

Maryland2007 Director of Graduate Studies, Department of Linguistics, University of Maryland1992-2005 Member, Graduate Studies Committee, Department of Linguistics, University of

Delaware1994-1999 Director of Graduate Studies, Department of Linguistics, University of Delaware 1997-1998 Member, Faculty hiring committees (2 appointments), Department of Linguistics,

University of Delaware1995-1996 Member, Faculty hiring committee, Department of Linguistics, University of

Delaware1992-1996 Member, Undergraduate Studies Committee, Department of Linguistics,

University of Delaware

ii. College

2009 Chair, Department of Linguistics Chair reappointment committee, College of Artsand Humanities, University of Maryland

iii. University

2012 Member, IT Strategic Plan – Research and Innovation Task Force, University of Maryland

2011-2012 Member, Programs, Courses and Curricula Committee, University of Maryland

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2010-present Department of Linguistics Representative, University Faculty Senate, University of Maryland

2007-2011 Member, Educational Affairs Committee, University of Maryland2000-2005 Member, CIRPM committee, University of Delaware2000-2002 Member, CTE High technology committee, University of Delaware2002 Member, University of Delaware Collective Bargaining Committee1997-1998 Chair, Faculty Senate Undergraduate Studies Committee, University of Delaware1996-1998 Member, Faculty Senate Undergraduate Studies Committee, University of

Delaware1993-1998 Department of Linguistics Representative, University Faculty Senate, University

of Delaware Representative

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