The School: During the summer of 2013, there will be a two-week summer school that focuses on the study of African languages and linguistic theory. Like the first two African Linguistics Schools held in Accra in 2009 and in Porto-Novo in 2011, this school aims at offering African students the possibility of becoming familiar with new advances in linguistic description and theory. The school will be held at Lead City University, Ibadan, in Nigeria , and will center around the following linguistic domains: Syntax, Phonology, Semantics, Languages in Contact, and Field Methods.

Dates: July 15th-July 26th, 2013 (Arrive July 14th, depart July 27th)

Location: Lead City University, Ibadan, in Nigeria

 
Organizers: 
	      Enoch Aboh (University of Amsterdam), 
	      Akin Akinlabi (Rutgers),
	      Chris Collins (NYU),
	      John Victor Singler (NYU)

 
 
 
Useful Links: 
 
            	(a) Ling Buzz (b) ACLC  (c) ULCL Working Papers(d) EGG (e) NYU Department of Linguistics 
 

Contact: africanlinguisticsschool@gmail.com