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PhD, University of Manitoba
BA
, University of Bucharest

complete CV (April 2011)

 

 

Studies

2000

Doctor of Philosophy in Linguistics, University of Manitoba , Canada
(dissertation title: The Features of Movement in Romanian )

1992-1996

ABD in English Linguistics, University of Bucharest , Romania
(dissertation title: Word Order and Language Type)

1994-1995

University of Stockholm , Linguistics Department , Sweden
(visiting researcher)

1992-1993

Oxford University, Wolfson College , UK (visiting researcher)

1992

TESL Certificate, British Council, Bucharest

1989

Bachelor of Arts (Honours): English (literature and linguistics) & French (literature and linguistics)
University of Bucharest , Romania
(thesis title: The Explicit Performative Sentence in English)

Positions

July 1 2008 -on

2003- 2008

Associate Professor in Linguistics, DLLL, York University, Canada

Assistant Professor in Linguistics, DLLL, York University, Canada

2002-2003

SSHRC Postdoctoral Fellow and Instructor, Department of Linguistics, and Metcalf Fellow, Victoria College, University of Toronto, Canada

2001-2002

Sessional Assistant Professor in Linguistics, Department of Linguistics, University of Toronto, Canada

04-06/2001

Instructor in Linguistics, Department of Linguistics, University of Manitoba, Canada

01-04/2001

Instructor in TESL, English Language Centre, University of Manitoba, Canada

09-12/2000

Assistant Professor in Linguistics, English Department,
University of Bucharest , Romania

1991-1996

Instructor in Linguistics and TESL, English Department,
University of Bucharest , Romania

Grants and Awards

2011

 

2007

 

2005

 

2002-2004

 

2002-2003

 

2001

with Muhammad Ali Khalidi, Kristin Andrews, Verena Gottschling,

YUFA Teaching-Learning Development Grant (‘Development of Cognitive Science Program’), York U        

with Peter Avery, Faculty of Arts Research Grant ('A Comparison of Bantu and Iroquoian Verbal Morphology and licensing of Noun Phrases'), York University

Faculty of Arts Research Grant ('The Structure of Northern Iroquoian Languages'), York University

SSHRC Postdoctoral Fellowship, Department of Linguistics, University of Toronto, Canada (2003-2004 portion declined)

Metcalf Fellowship, Victoria College, University of Toronto, Canada

Faculty of Arts nominee for University of Manitoba Distinguished

Dissertation Award, University of Manitoba, Canada

Recent refereed Publications

2009

 

 

2007

 

2007

 

2006

 

2004

Null expletives and Case: The view from Romance, in Romance Languages: Structure, interfaces, and microparametric variation, Pascual Masullo (ed), 1-19, John Benjamins

with Larisa Avram, Andrei Avram and Daniela Isac.

Pitar Mos: A building with a view. Festschrift Alexandra              Cornilescu. Bucharest: Editura Universitatii Bucuresti

Moving Forward with Romanian Control and Raising, in Expanding Vistas in the Analysis of Control and Raising, S. Dubinsky and W. Davies (eds), Springer, SNLLT Series

Are we in Agreement? in Agreement Systems, Cedric Boeckx (ed), 13-39, John Benjamins

Optionality at the Interface: Triggering Focus in Romanian, in Henk van Riemsdijk and Anne Breitbath (eds.), 49-75, Triggers, Mouton de Gruyter

2004

SE and the Unaccusative-Unergative Paradox, (with Michael Barrie & Chiara Frigeni), in Martine Coene, Gretel de Cuyper, and Yves D'Hulst (eds.), 109-139, Current Studies in Comparative Romance Linguistics , Antwerp Papers in Linguistics 107, Universiteit Antwerp

2003

Operator Asymmetries in Romanian: Syntax and/or Phonology?, in
A. T. Pérez-Leroux and Y. Roberge (eds), 3-18, Romance Linguistics: Theory and Acquisition , John Benjamins

2002

The Features of Movement in Romanian, Bucharest :Editura Universitatii Bucuresti

Recent non-refereed Publications

2009

 

2009

 

2008

 

 

2005

 

 

with Peter Avery, Argument-Adjunct Asymmetries in Ndebele: The long and the short of it, BWPL 2009, EUB

with Michael Barrie, Phasehood, Case, and Noun Incorporation, in Proceedings of NELS 38

with Michael Barrie, Notes on the (semi)reflexive in Iroquoian, in

Proceedings of Workshop on Structure and Constituency in Languages of the Americas 12,  UBCWPL

with Michael Barrie, Transitivity Alternations and Root (Non)-Augmentation in Onondaga, in University of British Columbia Working Papers in Linguistics: Proceedings from the 10th Workshop on Structure and Constituency of Languages of the Americas

 

 

 

Recent Conferences and Workshops

2011        with Virginia Hill, ‘Variation in Verb Movement in Old Romanian.’ Symposium on “Variation and Typology: New trends in syntactic research,” Helsinki, Finland, August.

2011        with Virginia Hill, ‘A Criterial Analysis of V-Movement in the Moldavian Chronicles.’ The XIIIth Conference on Diachronic Syntax (DiGS 13), University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA, June.

2011        with Michael Barrie, ‘Aspect, Mood (and Tense) in Onondaga: A Feature Geometric Approach’, Annual Meeting of The Society for Study of Indigenous Languages of the Americas (SSILA), Pittsburgh, USA, January.

2010   Expanding on Aspect in Onondaga (with Michael Barrie), CLA-ACL, Concordia University, May

2010 The Case for (and of) PRO in Romanian, 36th Incontro di Grammatica Generativa (IGG 36), University of Milano-Bicocca, Milan, Italy, February.

2009    Re-structuring Aspect in Onondaga (with Michael Barrie), WSCLA 14, April 1-3, Purdue University

2009    Feature-ing Silence: On PRO and pro in Romanian, LSRL 39, March 27-29,

           University of Arizona, Tucson

2008    Feature-ing Silence: Contextualizing PRO and pro. Workshop on Strategies of personal pronoun interpretation in Romanian, Nov. 30, University of Bucharest

2008     On Silent Categories and Case. Syntax Brown Bag, New York University, Oct.24

2008     Null expletives and Case values. Workshop on “Null subjects, expletives and locatives in Romance.” University of Konstanz, Germany, March 27-29.

2008  Ndebele Verbal Morphology and DP Argument-Adjunct Asymmetries

              (with Peter Avery), ACAL 39, University of Georgie, Athens

2008    Telicity and DP argument-adjunct asymmetries in Ndebele (with Peter Avery). The 82 Annual Meeting of the Linguistic Society of America (LSA), Chicago, IL.

2007 Phasehood, Case, and Noun Incorporation (with Michael Barrie).

       The 38th Meeting of the North East Linguistic Society (NELS 38),

        University of Ottawa, Ottawa, October.

2007  Inherited Features and Cases of PRO. Concordia Symposium on Generative

          Grammar, Concordia University, Montréal, September.

2007 The Case of PRO, The Canadian Linguistic Association Conference,   

            University of Saskatchewan

2007  Notes on the (semi)-reflexive in Iroquoian (with Michael Barrie),

            WSCLA 12, University of Lethbridge

2007  Null expletives and Case: The view from Romance, LSRL 37, University of

          Pittsburgh

2006   A-related Edge Features, Interface at the Edge Conference,

            University of Bucharest, Romania        

2005   Constraining Movement in Romanian Subject Control, Going Romance

           2005, Utrecht University, the Netherlands

2005   Reflecting on Reflexive Complexity, (with Michael Barrie), BWTL 9,

            University of Western Ontario, London, ON   

2005   Split Applicative Phrases in Iroquoian: Severing the argument from the                   event (with Michael Barrie), TLS 9, University of Texas at Austin

2005 What Causes a Causative Split (with Michael Barrie), V GLOW Asia, JNU,

     New Delhi

2005   Moving Forward with Romanian Backward Control and Raising, New

         Horizons in the   Grammar of Raising and Control workshop, LSA Linguistic

          Institute, Harvard University and MIT, Boston, USA                   

2005 When CP domains are pro-Case, The Canadian Linguistic Association

           Conference,    University of Western Ontario, London, ON

 

   
   
   
   
   

 

   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   

 

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