Workshop on Structure and Constituency in Languages of the Americas

The Workshop on Structure and Constituency in Languages of the Americas (WSCLA) is an annual linguistics conference that started in 1995. The main objective of WSCLA is to bring together linguists who are engaged in research on the formal study of the indigenous languages of the Americas.

Purpose WSCLA exists in order to exchange ideas across theories, language families, and scholars. It also aims to bridge the gap between the academic and non-academic communities who are involved in language maintenance and revitalization.

Indigenous linguist and McGill professor James Crippen, primary organizer of WSCLA 26, said about the conference:

Papers and posters presented at WSCLA meetings are published by the University of British Columbia Working Papers in Linguistics (UBCWPL). The conference has been highlighted for its work on supporting indigenous research topics.

Past conferences + WSCLA Conferences Conference Location WSCLA 1 University of Manitoba WSCLA 2 Brandon University WSCLA 3 Saskatchewan Indian Federated College/University of Regina WSCLA 4 University of British Columbia WSCLA 5 University of Toronto WSCLA 6 Memorial University of Newfoundland WSCLA 7 University of Alberta WSCLA 8 Brandon University WSCLA 9 University of Victoria WSCLA 10 University of Toronto WSCLA 11 University of British Columbia WSCLA 12 University of Lethbridge WSCLA 13 Queen's University WSCLA 14 Purdue University WSCLA 15 University of Ottawa WSCLA 16 University of Massachusetts Amherst WSCLA 17 University of Chicago WSCLA 18 University of California, Berkeley WSCLA 19 Memorial University of Newfoundland WSCLA 20 University of Arizona WSCLA 21 Université du Québec à Montréal WSCLA 22 University of British Columbia WSCLA 23 University of Ottawa WSCLA 24 University of Maryland, College Park WSCLA 25 Sogang University WSCLA 26 McGill UniversityWSCLA 27University of Toronto

Workshop on Structure and Constituency in Languages of the Americas

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