Former PA Julia Bolash featured in CAL Profile

Former Professorial Assistant (PA) and member of the Sociolinguistics Lab, Julia Bolash was recently featured in a College of Arts and Letters (CAL) news profile. As a PA, Julia attended the Socio Lab and worked with MI Diaries, where she helped keep everything running and was responsible for many of our beautiful graphics.. She is majoring in Experience Architecture with minors in Graphic Design and Museum Studies, and co-founded and leads the Spartan Printing Association. To hear more about Julia's impressive achievements, and brilliance with 1920s Printing Presses, please check out the CAL Profile linked below! Congratulations Julia! Read more on the College of Arts and Letters website here.

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Connor Mason Accepted to First American Dialect Society Research Incubator

Undergraduate Connor Mason's abstract investigating the syntax and sociolinguistics of Lowkey, "A Lowkey investigation of Lowkey," was recently accepted to the American Dialect Society's first Research Incubator. The Research Incubator is an opportunity to get feedback on work in progress for early-career researchers. Congratulations Connor!

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