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Locating the UCLA Linguistics Department

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Special topics courses (grad). All talks and events. Locating the UCLA Linguistics Department. Our department main office is in 3125 Campbell Hall. Campbell Hall is located in northeastern part of the UCLA campus. You can find it by visiting this map of the campus. And clicking on the "Core-North" sector. Directions from Los Angeles airport. Department of Linguistics, 3125 Campbell Hall, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA 90095-1543 310 825-0634 linguist@humnet.ucla.edu.

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Another LA Mom Blog: April 2011

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Another LA Mom Blog. Just one more mom writing about parenting in Los Angeles. Wednesday, April 27, 2011. A few weeks ago we drove down to Irvine to go to Pretend City. There are a few padded play areas for little ones, but Pretend City is really best for kids between 2 and 8 years old. Tickets are $11 per person (free for babies under 1 year), but you can get a 2-for-1 admission on the second Friday of every month here. Of events and classes. Labels: activities for kids near los angeles. Baby M adores p...

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SarahGary: August 2009

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We started this blog to document the 5 weeks when we moved from San Jose to Los Angeles in late 2005 when Sarah got a new job at LACMA. Now the blog is Gary and Sarah's experiences in Los Angeles. We can't say we're "new" to LA anymore. but some things are still foreign. Monday, August 31, 2009. Gary and Claire's wanderings. Another big hike into Runyan Canyon. We went all the way to the top this time. The Sunset Strip with Claire. We went by all the nightlife hot spots. at 830am. Sunday, August 30, 2009.

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B.A. In Applied Linguistics

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Special topics courses (grad). All talks and events. BA In Applied Linguistics. Preparation for the Major:. Linguistics 20; Applied Linguistics 10; ONE of the following: Anthropology 33 or Psychology 10; completion of the equivalent of the sixth term of one foreign language. Current course descriptions are listed in the UCLA General Catalog). Department of Linguistics, 3125 Campbell Hall, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA 90095-1543 310 825-0634 linguist@humnet.ucla.edu.

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Graduate Course Descriptions

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Special topics courses (grad). All talks and events. List of graduate level courses. Offered by the Linguistics Department. Not every class is offered every quarter. To see if a class meets in the current quarter, as well as the time and location, go to the Linguistics Department's Course Schedule page. A number of courses, particularly proseminars, have content that varies from one offering to the next. Click here. For information on these courses.

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Faculty

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Special topics courses (grad). All talks and events. PhD 2009, Northwestern Univ. Computational and experimental approaches to language learning. MA 2015, UCLA. PhD 2010, UC Berkeley. Historical linguistics, syntax, Indo-European. PhD 2012, UMass., Amherst. Language processing, semantics, pragmatics. Distinguished Professor and Department Chair. PhD 1980, MIT. Phonology, phonetics, metrics, learnability. PhD 2010, University of Maryland. Computational linguistics, syntax. PhD 1983, CUNY. PhD 2015, UCLA.

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Undergraduate Students

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Special topics courses (grad). All talks and events. UCLA boasts one of the largest departments- and perhaps the largest undergraduate program- in linguistics in the United States. The Department has 18 full-time faculty members, a large phonetics laboratory containing equipment dedicated specifically to undergraduate students, and computer facilities for undergraduate students whose focus is computational linguistics. What can I do with a degree in Linguistics? Who should study Linguistics?

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For Prospective Graduate Students

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Special topics courses (grad). All talks and events. For Prospective Graduate Students. Of the Graduate Program in Linguistics. Information for Visiting/Exchange Students. Provided to admitted graduate students. Our current job placement record. Department of Linguistics, 3125 Campbell Hall, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA 90095-1543 310 825-0634 linguist@humnet.ucla.edu.

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Undergraduate Courses in Linguistics

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Special topics courses (grad). All talks and events. Undergraduate Courses in Linguistics. Offered by the Linguistics Department. Not every class is offered every quarter. To see if a class meets in the current quarter, as well as the time and location, go to the Linguistics Department's Course Schedule page. Department of Linguistics, 3125 Campbell Hall, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA 90095-1543 310 825-0634 linguist@humnet.ucla.edu.

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Talks & Events

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Special topics courses (grad). All talks and events. The UCLA Linguistics Department proudly sponsors a wide range of research talks. Our flagship series is the Linguistics Colloquium. Which includes distinguished visiting speakers and is addressed to a general audience of linguists. Specialist talks cover a variety of areas, and are most often given by in-house speakers. If you want to look at just the schedule for some particular talk series, select the series from the drop-down menu below. Friday, Oct...