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Undergraduate students in this term's two capstone classes, Professor Pam Beddor's Speech Perception seminar and Professor Sally Thomason's Montana Salish seminar, showcased their research at the biennial Capstone Poster Session, held in Lorch Hall on December 9th.
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As part of the university's Martin Luther King, Jr. Symposium, the Linguistics Department will host Dr. 
Linguistics PhD student Kelly Wright was one of six U-M graduate students and six faculty members who comprised the inaugural cohort of participants in the Mellon Public Engagement and the Humanities Workshop in 2019. The group spent eight weeks during the summer learning tools for public communication, visiting public humanities sites in Michigan, and exploring why collaboration and public engagement matters to the humanities. Read the 
Please join us for a panel discussion on Leveraging Diversity as contributors to the Our Compelling Interests book series and initiative share their perspectives on what we gain from diversity. The panel will explore the diversity narratives as well as how we leverage diversity to create new forms of a healthy civic nation. Joining the moderator, U-M professor Angela Dillard, will be contributors to the first three volumes in the book series and the co-authors of the highly anticipated fourth publication.
