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James Hye Suk Yoon (January 31, 2021)

Affiliation Department of Linguistics, School of Literatures, Cultures, and Linguistics, University of Illinois, 4080A Foreign Languages Building, MC-168 707 S. Mathews, Urbana, IL 61801, U. S. A. Tel: 217-244-3055 (work); 217-722-5404 (cell) FAX: (217) 333-3466 E-mail: jyoon@illinois.edu Education May 1989: University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign: Ph.D. in Linguistics (Dissertation: A Restrictive

Theory of Morphosyntactic Interaction and its Consequences, Peter Cole, advisor) May 1985: University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign: M.A. in Linguistics March 1980: Seoul National University: B.A. in English Language and Literature (Magna Cum Laude) Academic Appointments Aug 2009-: Professor, Department of Linguistics, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign (Faculty affiliate in the Center for East Asian and Pacific Studies) Aug 1997 – Aug 2009: Associate Professor, Department of Linguistics, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign (Faculty affiliate in the Center for East Asian and Pacific Studies) Mar 1996 - Feb 1999: Assistant Professor, Department of English, and the Interdisciplinary Program in Cognitive

Science, Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea Aug 1991 - Aug 1997: Assistant Professor, Department of Linguistics, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign (Faculty affiliate in the Center for East Asian and Pacific Studies) Aug 1989 - Aug 1991:

Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Linguistics, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

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Oct 1988 - Sep 1989: Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Linguistics, University of Chicago, Chicago, IL Short-term Teaching Appointments by Invitation Jan-Dec 2016: Visiting Professor (International Scholar), School of English, Kyunghee University, Seoul, Korea March 2016:

Visiting Professor, Department of Linguistics, Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea August 2007-August 2009: Special appointment to the Graduate Faculty of the Program in Linguistics, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN June-August 2003:

Linguistic Society of America Summer Linguistic Institute faculty, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI

June-August 2001: Linguistic Society of America Summer Linguistic Institute faculty, University of California, Santa Barbara June-August 1999: Linguistic Society of America Summer Linguistic Institute faculty, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign June-August 1997: Linguistic Society of America Summer Linguistic Institute faculty, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY Administrative Appointments Head, Department of Linguistics (Spring 2011- ) Interim Head, Department of Linguistics (Fall 2010) Acting Head, Department of Linguistics (Fall 2007, Spring 2010) Associate Head, Department of Linguistics (Fall 2004-Spring 2010) Acting Associate Head, Department of Linguistics (Fall 2002-Spring 2003) Director of Graduate Studies, Department of Linguistics (Fall 2004-Spring 2007)

Acting Undergraduate Advisor (Spring 2008)

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Graduate Student Supervision and Placement Thesis Advisor (Ph.D): 1. Rakesh Bhatt (1994, UIUC, Word Order and Case in Kashmiri – currently Professor and Associate

Head, Department of Linguistics, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign) 2. Ali Darzi (1995, UIUC, Word Order, NP-Movements, and Opacity Conditions in Persian – currently

Professor, Department of Linguistics at the University of Tehran, Iran) 3. Byong-Kwon Kim (1996, UIUC, Extraction and Coordinate Structures – currently Professor,

Department of English Language, Youngsan University, Korea) 4. Huei-Ling Lin (1998, UIUC, Complex Predicates and Argument Structures in Mandarin – currently

Professor, Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures, National Chung Cheng University, Taiwan)

5. Eung-Cheon Ha (1998, Seoul National University, Reconstruction and Scope Interpretation in English

– currently Professor, Department of International Trade and Interpretation, Geumgang University, Korea)

6. Yasufumi Iwasaki (1999, UIUC, Three Subcategories of Nouns in Japanese, – currently Teaching

Associate Professor of Japanese, Department of Modern Languages, Carnegie Mellon University) 7. Jungmin Jo (2004, UIUC, Grammatical Effects of Topic and Focus Information – currently Professor,

Department of English Education, Sunchon National University, Korea) 8. Chongwon Park (2005, UIUC, A Computational Theory of Mixed Categories and Its Implications, co-

advised with Chin-Wu Kim – currently Professor, Department of English, Linguistics and Writing Studies, University of Minnnesota-Duluth)

9. Keun Young Shin (2007, UIUC, Partitive Structures, co-advised with Peter Lasersohn – currently

Assistant Professor, Department of English Language and Literature, Chonnam National University, Gwangju, Korea)

10. Youngju Choi (2007, UIUC, Dependent Marking Parameter: Coordination, Clefting, Scrambling,

and Fragments in Korean and Japanese—currently Professor of English at Chosun University, Gwangju, Korea)

11. Yunchul Yoo (2008, UIUC, High Accusatives in Korean and Their Implications for Japanese) 12. Juhyeon Hwang (2008, UIUC, Negative Sensitive Items: Conditions, Constraints, and Consequences

– co-advised with Peter Lasersohn—currently Associate Professor at Hanyang University, Ansan, Korea)

13. Bo Kyoung Kim (2009, UIUC, Adverbial Case-marking in Korean, Lecturer of Korean, Emory

University)

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14. Wooseung Lee (2009, UIUC, The Role of Case-marked Noun Phrases in Clause Structure Building—currently Associate Professor, Department of English Education, Konkuk University, Seoul, Korea)

15. Myeong Hyeon Kim (2019, UIUC, Processing of canonical and scrambled word orders in native and

non-native Korean — co-advised with Tania Ionin) 16. Eun Hee Kim (2019, UIUC, Interpretation and processing of overt pronouns in Korean, English, and

L2 acquisition—currently Assistant Professor of Korean, Michigan State University; co-advised with Tania Ionin)

17. Teruaki Muto (in progress, UIUC, Two Grammars in Competition: An Optimality-theoretic Approach

to Intra-sentential Code-switching – co-advised with Rakesh Bhatt) Chair of Ph.D Committee: 1. Jinsuk Byun (2006, UIUC, The Effect of Output Practice on the Automatization of Korean

Morphosyntax Rules-- advisor: Kim McDonough--currently Assistant Professor, TESOL program, Alliant International University, San Diego, CA)

2. Ji-Hye Kim (2007, UIUC, Binding Interpretations in Adult Bilingualism: A Study of Language

Transfer in L2 Learners and Heritage Speakers of Korean – advisor: Silvina Montrul – currently Associate Professor, Department of English Education, Korea National University of Education, Chongju, Korea)

3. Ji Hyon Kim (2008, UIUC, Working Memory Effects on Relative Clause Processing – advisor: Kiel

Christianson—currently Associate Professor, School of English for Translation and Interpretation, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, Korea)

4. Heeyoun Cho (2010, UIUC, Coreference Processing in L1 and L2—advisor: Kiel Christianson—

currently Lecturer, College English Program, Seoul National University) 5. Benjamin Slade (2011, UIUC, Formal and Philological Inquiries into the Nature of Interrogatives,

Indefinites, Disjunction and Focus in Sinhala and Other Languages —advisor: Hans Hock—currently Associate Professor, Department of Linguistics, University of Utah)

6. Eunseon (Eunice) Chung (2013, UIUC, Exploring the Degree of Native-likeness in Bilingual

Acquisition: Second and Heritage Language Acquisition of Korean Case Ellipsis—advisor: Silvina Montrul – Research Professor, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies)

7. Adriana Molina Muñoz (2018, UIUC, A Quantitative and Qualitative Analysis of Competing

Motivations Interacting in the Placement of Finite Relative Clauses in Hindi—advisor: Hans Hock – Postdoctoral researcher, Oxford University, UK)

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PhD Committee Member: (year, degree institution, current institution (if known)) 1. David Wible (1990, UIUC, currently at National Central University, Taiwan) - on Chinese syntax and

phrase structure theory

2. Xin-ping (Peter) Zhou (1990, UIUC, currently at University of California, Berkeley) - on Chinese syntax and ergativity

3. Li-May Sung (1990, UIUC, currently at National Taiwan University, Taiwan) - on reflexives in universal grammar

4. Chun-yin (Doris) Chen (1991, UIUC, currently at National Taiwan Normal University, Taiwan) - on extraction constraints in syntax

5. Jae-Oh Choi (1992, NYU, Linguistics) - on case theory and Korean syntax

6. Sei-Kyung Cho (1992, UIUC, Kyunghee University, Korea (emeritus)) - on second language acquisition of English by Korean speakers

7. Han-Gyu Lee (1992, UIUC, currently at Kyunghee University, Korea) - on the syntax-pragmatics of discourse particles in Korean

8. Youngsuk Lee (1993, University of Pennsylvania) - on Case and scrambling

9. Eun-Kyung Han (1993, Library Science, UIUC) - on automated indexing algorithms

10. Jang-Song Lee (1994, UIUC, Armed Forces Academy of Korea (emeritus)) - on Korean semantics

11. Aziz Diop (1994, UIUC, currently at Delaware State University) - on Fula phonology and morphology

12. Rosa Jinyoung Shim (1994, UIUC) - on second language acquisition theory

13. Timothy Williams (1995, UIUC) - on a pragmatic theory of control

14. Sonoko Sakakibara (1995, UIUC) - on a pragmatic theory of reflexive binding in Japanese

15. Mbulelo Jokweni (1995, UIUC) – on Bantu phonology-morphology

16. Iwona Kraska-Szlenk (1995, UIUC, currently at University of Warsaw, Poland) – on Polish morphophonology

17. Paul Mandell (1996, Spanish, UIUC, currently at University of Houston) - on second language acquisition of Spanish

18. Saeyon Cho (1996, UIUC, currently at Kangwon National University, Korea) - on nonconstituent coordination and gapping

19. Chul-Woo Park (1997, Linguistics, SNU, currently at Anyang University, Korea) - on topic and focus in Korean

20. Eunha Jung (1998, UIUC, currently at Olympic College, WA) - on second language acquisition theory

21. Jonghyun Kim (1998, Linguistics, SNU) – on echo questions in Korean

22. Shin Kang (1999, Linguistics, SNU, currently at Dankook University) – on Mongolian morphosyntax

23. Hiroki Koga (2000, UIUC, currently at Saga City University, Japan) – on Japanese case-marking

24. Sun Lee (2001, Educational Psychology, UIUC) – on second language writing strategies

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25. Yonghun Lee (2003, UIUC, currently at Chungnam National University, Korea) – on computational analysis of anaphora

26. Rajesh Kumar (2003, UIUC, currently at IIT-Madras, India) – on Hindi negation and negative polarity items

27. Brent Henderson (2006, UIUC, currently at University of Florida) – on relative clauses in Bantu

28. Hyunju Park (2006, UIUC, currently author) – on language contact between English and Korean

29. Sujung Park (2006, Educational Psychology, UIUC) – on classroom L2 instruction

30. Diana Chin (2006, Spanish Italian and Portuguese, UIUC) – on L2 acquisition of aspect

31. Margaret Russell (2006, UIUC, currently at US Government) – on Wolof morphosyntax

32. Aimee Alnet Johnson (2008, UIUC) – on the grammar of Shimaore

33. Jeong-Ah Shin (2008, Educational Psychology, UIUC, currently at Dongguk University, Korea) – on bilingual syntactic priming

34. Archna Bhatia (2011, UIUC, currently postdoctoral researcher, Carnegie Mellon University) – on coordinate structures in Hindi

35. Hsin-yi Dora Lu (2011, UIUC) – on sentence processing in Chinese

36. Hoshin Koak (2012, Rutgers University) – on case-marking in Korean

37. Eunah Kim (2014, UIUC, currently at Seoul National University) – On L2 sentence processing

38. Soondo Baek (2014, UIUC, currently at Kookmin University, Korea) – On L2 sentence processing

39. Youngsun Lee (2015,UIUC, currently associate pastor, First United Methodist Church, Dixon, IL) –

Code-switching among heritage Korean speakers 40. Jenna Kim (2017, Curriculum&Instruction, UIUC)—Language contact and globalization in South

Korea 41. Seongeun Park (2017, UIUC, currently at Ewha Womens’ University)—Semantics of temporal

expressions

42. Matthew Maddox (2019, Spanish & Portuguese, UIUC)—Grammaticalization and clitics in Romance languages

43. Daniel Ross (defended, UIUC) – serial verbs and pseudo-coordination

44. Seahee Choi (ABD, In progress, UIUC)—Count/mass distinction in second language acquisition

45. Chung-yu Chen (ABD, In progress, UIUC)—Heritage Chinese and L2 Chinese acquisition

46. Mien-Jen Wu (ABD, In progress, UIUC)---Scope interpretation in L2 Chinese-English

47. Emily Chen (ABD, In progress, UIUC)—Computational morphology of St. Lawrence Island Yupik

Pre-dissertation advisor Chae Eun Lee (UIUC) M.A. Thesis Advisor: 1. Po-On Siu (1992, UIUC)

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2. Ju-Ho Park (1997, Seoul National University)

3. Jongsup Jun (1998, Seoul National University)

4. Bohyun Kim (2008, Purdue University)

M.A. Qualifying Exams supervised:

Over 40 at UIUC (Linguistics, Spanish & Portuguese, East Asian Languages and Cultures)

Undergraduate research supervised: 1. Erica Sujin Kang (Linguistics, UIUC)

2. Michelle Carver (Psychology, UIUC)

3. Grace Moran (Linguistics, UIUC)

4. Daniel Chen (Linguistics, UIUC)

5. Kari Schwink (Linguistics, UIUC)

6. Damian Carter (Linguistics, UIUC)

7. BeomGyu Park (Psychology, UIUC)

8. Zehua Chen (CS+Linguistics, UIUC)

9. Emma Santiago (Linguistics, UIUC)

10. Chenshilong Sun (CS+Linguistics, UIUC)

11. Ziqi Huang (CS+Linguistics, UIUC)

Books (Authored or Edited): Under contract: (with Chongwon Park)

A Dialogue on Korean syntax: A Comparative Analysis of Generative and Cognitive Linguistics (tentative title), John Benjamins

In progress: (with Hee-Rahk Chae, Chungmin Lee) A Cambridge Grammar of Korean, Cambridge University Press 2011: (Co-edited with Jae-young Han, Yongsoon Kang and Chung-Kon Shi) Inquiries into Korean Linguistics-IV Thaehaksa, Seoul, Korea 2007: (Co-edited with Sang-oak Lee and Choong-Yon Park) Promenades in Language: To honor Professor Chin-Woo Kim—Essays on the Occasion of His Retirement Hankookmunhwasa, Seoul, Korea 1999: (with Byung-Soo Park and Kisun Hong); Modern Theories of Grammar (Hyuntay Mwunpeplon) (written in Korean) Volume 11 of the New English Linguistics Series, Hankookmunhwasa, Seoul, Korea

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(Included in the Year 2000 “Outstanding Scholarly Book” list of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, Republic of Korea) 1989: A Restrictive Theory of Morphosyntactic Interaction and Its Consequences, Hanshin Publishing Company, Seoul, Korea. Edited Journal Special Issues and Proceedings: 2017: (with Kunio Nishiyama) Special Collection on Suspended Affixation, Glossa (www.glossa-journal.org/collections/special/suspended-affixation) 1998: (with Byung-Soo Park); Selected Papers from the 11th International Conference on Korean Linguistics, Hankookmunhwasa, Seoul, Korea. 1996: (with C.C. Cheng and Jerry Packard); Selected Papers from the 9th North American Conference on Chinese Linguistics, (Volumes 26.1-2 of the Studies in the Linguistic Sciences) 1994: Proceedings of the Fifth Annual Meeting of the Formal Linguistic Society of Midamerica (Volumes 24.1-2 of the Studies in the Linguistic Sciences) 1991: (with Chin-W. Kim and Jerry Morgan);

Illinois Studies in Korean Linguistics II (Volume 21.2 of Studies in the Linguistic Sciences)

Work In Progress: (Eunah Kim, Silvina Montrul and James Yoon) “Task effects in Binding Principle B in L2 acquisition” (Eunah Kim, Eunhee Kim, Silvina Montrul and James Yoon) “The processing of proforms in picture NPs by L1-Korean L2-English learners” (Eunah Kim, Myeong Hyeon Kim, Eunhee Kim, Silivna Montrul and James Yoon) “On-line and off-line binding interpretations of Korean reflexives by heritage Korean speakers” (Ji-Hye Kim, Silvina Montrul and James Yoon) “Interpretations of Exempt Binding in Korean as a Heritage Language with English and Chinese as Contact Languages,” (Ji-Hye Kim, Eunah Kim, Yonghun Lee and James Yoon) “An experimental syntactic study of selected Subject diagnostics in Korean” (Seahee Kim, Eunhee Kim and James Yoon) “Processing of elliptical constructions: an eye-tracking study”

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(Veneeta Dayal, Sea Hee Choi, and James Yoon) Invited chapter(s), “Identifying (in)definiteness in Korean”, “Understanding Korean (in)definiteness”,

In A Hitchhiker’s Guide to (In)definiteness: Case Studies in Languages without Articles (tentative book title) (Myeong Hyeon Kim and James Yoon) “An experimental study of the interpretive properties of two types of coordinations in Korean” (Eun Hee Kim, Chae Eun Lee, Sea Hee Choi and James Yoon) “Locality in double relative clauses in Korean” (James Yoon) “Suspended Affixation”, Invited contribution, Wiley Blackwell Companion to Morphology Articles and Book Chapters: 2021: (Hyun Sook Kang and James Yoon) “Heritage languages in Japan and Korea,” (invited contribution)

In Silvina Montrul and Maria Polinsky (Eds.), The Cambridge Handbook of Heritage Languages and Linguistics, Cambridge University Press.

2021: (James Yoon) “Overview of chapters on syntax” (invited contribution)

In John Whitman and Sungdai Cho (Eds.), The Cambridge Handbook of Korean Linguistics, pp. 63-81, Cambridge University Press

2021: (James Yoon) “Lexical nominalizations in Korean,” (invited contribution)

In John Whitman and Sungai Cho (Eds.), The Cambridge Handbook of Korean Linguistics, pp. 429-457, Cambridge University Press

2020: (Eun Hee Kim and James Yoon) “Experimental evidence supporting the overlapping distribution of core and exempt anaphors: Re- examination of long-distance bound caki-casin in Korean” Linguistics 58:6, 1775-1806 (https://doi.org/10.1515/ling-2020-0233) 2019: (Silvina Montrul and James Yoon) “Morphology and language attrition” Invited contribution, Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Linguistics, Oxford University Press. 2018: “Korean Syntax” Invited contribution, Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Linguistics, Oxford University Press 2017: “Lexical integrity and suspended affixation in Korean denominal predicates,” Glossa: a journal of general linguistics, 2(1),45. (http://doi.org/10.5334/gjgl.248) 2015: ‘Double nominative and double accusative constructions,”

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Invited book chapter in L. Brown and J-H Yeon eds., The Handbook of Korean Linguistics, Wiley-Blackwell, pp. 79-97. 2015: (Eunah Kim, Silvina Montrul, and James Yoon)

‘The on-line processing of Binding Principles in L2 acquisition: evidence from eye-tracking,’ Applied Psycholinguistics, 36.6, pp. 1317-1374.

2013: ‘Doing away with syntax,’ Invited commentary, Linguistic Approaches to Bilingualism 3.3, pp. 367-371. 2012: (Ji-Hye Kim and James Yoon) ‘Interpretations of exempt binding in Korean as a heritage language,’ In D-J Kang, D-W Lee, J-S Lee, and E-K Chung eds. Multiple Approaches to Linguistics and Language Use: In Honor of Dr. Sung-Yun Pak, Hankookmunhwasa, pp. 67-108.

2011: ‘Roots vs. Words in Denominal Predicate Formation,’ In James H-S Yoon et. al eds., Inquiries into Korean Linguistics-IV, Thaehaksa, Seoul, Korea, pp. 223-266. 2010: (Ji-Hye Kim, Silvina Montrul, and James Yoon); ‘Dominant Language Influence in the Acquisition and Attrition of Binding: Interpretation of the Korean Reflexive caki,’ Bilingualism: Language and Cognition 13.1, pp.73-84. 2009: (Ji-Hye Kim, Silvina Montrul and James Yoon); ‘Binding Interpretations of Anaphors by Korean Heritage Speakers,’ Language Acquisition 16.1, pp.3-35. 2009: (Ji-Hye Kim and James Yoon): “Long-Distance Bound Local Anaphors in Korean: An Empirical Study of the Korean Anaphor

Caki-casin,” Lingua 119, p. 733-755. 2009: (Silvina Montrul and James Yoon): ‘Putting parameters in their proper place,’ Second Language Research 25.2, pp. 287-307 2008: (Ji-Hye Kim and James Yoon): “An experimental syntactic study of binding of multiple anaphors in Korean,” Journal of Cognitive Science 9.1, pp.1-30 2008: (Wooseung Lee and James Yoon) “Asymmetric Temporal Interpretation in Untensed Conjuncts Revisited,” The Perspectives of Linguistics in the 21st Century, ed., Linguistic Society of Korea, pp. 333-348,

Seoul: Hankookmunhwasa 2007: “Raising of Major Arguments in Korean and Japanese”, Natural Language and Linguistic Theory 35.3, pp. 615-653.

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2007: “Raising of Major Arguments in Korean and Japanese”, New Horizons in the Analysis of Raising and Control, Stan Dubinsky and William Davies eds., Studies in Natural Language and Linguistic Theory, Volume 71, Springer, pp. 71-107. 2005: “Dual lexical categories and inflectional morphology,”

Morphology and the Web of Grammar: Essays in Memory of Steve G. Lapointe, P. Sells and O. Orgun eds., 139-168, CSLI Publications, Stanford:CA.

2005: “Non-morphological determination of nominal affix order in Korean”, Clitic and Affix Combinations: Theoretical Perspectives, L. Heggie and F. Ordonez (eds), Amsterdam: John Benjamins. pp. 239-282.

2004: “Raising specifiers: a macroparametric account of subject-to-object raising in some Altaic languages,” Case Phenomena in Korean, Jongbok Kim and Byung-Soo Park (eds), Seoul:Taehaksa 2004: “Non-nominative (Major) Subjects in Korean”, Non-nominative Subjects, Volume 2, Typological Studies in Language, Volume 61, P. Bhaskararao and K. V. Subbarao eds., pp. 265-314, Amsterdam/Philadephia: John Benjamins Publishing Company 2000: “Theta operations and the syntax of multiple complement constructions in Korean,” Korean Syntax and Semantics: LSA Institute Worship, Santa Cruz ’91, C. Lee and J. Whitman

eds., pp. 79-91, Thaehaksa, Seoul 1996: "Nominal Gerund Phrases in English as Phrasal Zero Derivations," Linguistics 34.2, pp. 329-356. 1996: "Ambiguity of Government and the Chain Condition," Natural Language and Linguistic Theory 14.1, pp. 105-162. 1996: "A Syntactic Account of Category-changing Phrasal Morphology: Nominalizations in Korean and English,"

Morphosyntax in Generative Grammar, Hee-don Ahn, et. al., eds., Hankuk Publishing Company, Seoul, pp. 63-86.

1995: "Nominal, Verbal and Crosscategorial Affixation in Korean," Journal of East Asian Linguistics 4.2, pp. 325-356. 1995: "The headedness of inflectional structures in Korean," Linguistics in the Morning Calm-III, Linguistic Society of Korea ed., Hanshin Publishing Company, Seoul, pp. 587-600. 1993: "Inflectional Structures in Korean and Headedness,"

Studies in the Linguistic Sciences, 21:2, pp. 179-192 1991: (N.B. Farran and James Yoon) "The Ambivalent Nature of Spanish Infinitives"

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New Analyses in Romance Linguistics, Current Issues in Linguistic Theory 69, D. Wanner and D. Kibbee, eds., John Benjamins, Amsterdam, pp. 359-370

1986: (S.A. Kendall and James Yoon): "Sentence Particles as Evidence for Morphosyntactic Interaction with Pragmatics"

Studies in the Linguistic Sciences, 16:1, pp. 53-78

1986: "Some Queries Concerning the Syntax of Multiple Subject Constructions in Korean" Studies in the Linguistic Sciences, 16:2, pp. 215-236

Refereed Conference Proceedings: 2020: (Eunhee Kim, Seahee Choi, Haram Kim, Nayoung Kim, Junghwan Maeng, Nakyung Yoon, and James Yoon) “Double Relative Clauses in Korean,” Japanese-Korean Linguistics 26, CSLI Publications, Palo Alto: CA 2017: (With Ji-Hye Kim, Yong hun Lee) “Subjecthood and Grammatical Relations in Korean: An Experimental Study with Honorific Agreement and Plural Copying,” Proceedings of the 31st Pacific-Asia Conference on Language, Information and Computation (PACLIC) 2016: (With Ji-Hye Kim, Eunah Kim) “An Experimental Study of Subject Properties in Korean Multiple Subject Constructions,” Proceedings of the 30th Pacific-Asia Conference on Language, Information and Computation

(PACLIC)

2016: “Implications of Constraints on Null Constituents for Analyses of the Right Dislocation Construction,” Japanese-Korean Linguistics 23, Eds., M. Kenstowicz, T. Levin and R. Masuda. CSLI Publications 2015 (With Ji-Hye Kim, Eunah Kim)

“Two types of multiple subject constructions (MSCs) in Korean,” Proceedings of the 29th Pacific Asia Conference on Language, Information and Computation (PACLIC)

2015: (With Ji-Hye Kim) “Tensed-S Condition and the Determination of Binding Domain for Anaphors in Korean”

Japanese-Korean Linguistics 22, Eds., M. Giriko, N. Nagaya, A. Takemura, and T. J. Vance. CSLI Publications

2015: (With Eunah Kim, Myeong Hyeon Kim) “An Experimental Investigation of On-line and Off-line Binding Properties of Korean Reflexives—Evolving Grammar of Multiple Reflexives” Japanese-Korean Linguistics 22, pp. 99-112, Eds., M. Giriko, N. Nagaya, A. Takemura, and T. J. Vance. CSLI Publications

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2010: ‘Two Types of Denominal Predicates in Korean and Theories of Morphology-Syntax Interface,’ In J-H Yeon and J. Kiaer eds., Selected Papers from the 2nd European Conference on Korean Linguistics, LINCOM Studies in Asian Linguistics 77, Lincom GmbH, pp.1-26. 2009: ‘The Distribution of Subject Properties in Multiple Subject Constructions,’ In Y. Takubo, T. Kinuhata, S. Grzelak, and K. Nagai eds., Japanese/Korean Linguistics 16, pp.

64-83, CSLI: Stanford, CA. 2009: (with Ji-Hye Kim) ‘The Exempt Binding of Local Anaphors: An Empirical Study of the Korean Local Anaphor

Caki-casin,’ In Y. Takubo, T. Kinuhata, S. Grzelak, and K. Nagai eds., Japanese/Korean Linguistics 16, pp.

392-406, CSLI: Stanford, CA. 2008: (with Chongwon Park): “Process nominals and morphological complexity”,

Japanese-Korean Linguistics 13, M. Endo-Hudson, S-A Jun, P. Sells, P. Clancy, S. Iwasaki, and S-O Shin eds., Stanford: CSLI Publications, pp. 231-244.

2008: (with Wooseung Lee): ‘RNR Constructions in Korean Revisited,’ Proceedings of the 6th International Conference of Cognitive Science (ICCS 2008), pp. 298-301, The Korean Society for Cognitive Science 2008: (with Ji-Hye Kim) ‘An Experimental Syntactic Study of Binding of MultipleAanaphors in Korean: How Speakers Manage the Problem of ‘Too Many’ Anaphors,’ Proceedings of the 6th International Conference of Cognitive Science (ICCS 2008), pp. 222-225, The Korean Society for Cognitive Science 2007: (with Youngju Choi): “Argument Cluster Coordination and Constituency Test (Non)-conflicts,” Proceedings of the 37th North East Linguistic Society, Emily Elfner and Martin Walkow eds.,

GLSA Publications, Department of Linguistics, University of Massachusetts, Amherst. 2006: (with Ji-Hye Kim and Silvina Montrul) ‘On the Logophoric Long-Distance Binding Interpretation of the Korean Local Anaphor caki-casin by Early Bilinguals’, Proceedings of 30th Annual Boston University Conference on Language Development, David Bamman, Tatiana Magnitskaia, and Colleen Zaller eds., pp. 305-315, Somerville, MA: Cascadilla Press. 2006: ‘The Distribution of Subject Properties in Multiple Subject Constructions,’ Proceedings of SICOL-2006: The Seoul International Conference on Linguistics, The Linguistic Society of Korea ed., pp. 21-36, Seoul, Korea. 2006: (with Ji-Hye Kim) ‘The Exempt Binding of Local Anaphors: An Empirical Study of the Local Anaphor Caki-casin in Korean,’

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Proceedings of SICOL-2006: The Seoul International Conference on Linguistics, The Linguistic Society of Korea ed., pp. 592-601, Seoul, Korea. 2006: (with Ji-Hye Kim) ‘An Empirical Study of the Long-Distance Binding of the Anaphor caki-casin,’ Harvard Studies in Korean Linguistics-XI, S. Kuno et. al. eds., pp. 493-505, Hanshin Publishers, Seoul. 2005: (with Wooseung Lee) “Conjunction Reduction and Its Consequences for Noun Phrase Morphosyntax in Korean,” Proceedings of the West Coast Conference on Formal Linguistics-24, 379-387, John Alderete et.

al. eds., Somerville, MA: Cascadilla Proceedings Project. 2005: (with Ji-Hye Kim and Silvina Montrul): “Binding interpretations in Korean heritage speakers and adult L2 Learners”, Online Proceedings Supplement on the 29th Annual Boston University Conference on Language Development 2004: (with Ji-Hye Kim and Silvina Montrul): “The influence of dominant language on the weaker language of bilinguals: the interpretation of the Korean reflexive caki”, Proceedings of LSK 2004 International Conference, Linguistic Society of Korea 2004: “The independence of grammatical case from interpretive factors,” I-H Lee et. al. eds., Proceedings of the LSK 2004 International Conference, Linguistic Society of Korea 2004: “Raising specifiers: a macroparametric account of subject-to-object raising in some Altaic languages,”

MITWPL 46: Proceedings of the Workshop on Altaic in Formal Linguistics, Department of Linguistics, MIT

2003: “What the Korean copula reveals about the interaction of morphology and syntax,” Japanese-Korean Linguistics 11, Pat Clancy, ed., CSLI Publications, 34-50 2001 : “Non-nominative (Major) Subjects in Korean”,

Working Papers of the International Symposium on Non-nominative Subjects, 238-68, P. Bhaskarao ed., ILCAA, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, Tokyo, Japan

1997: “Coordination (A)symmetries,” Harvard Studies in Korean Linguistics VII, S. Kuno, et. al. eds., Department of Linguistics, Harvard University, pp. 3-32. 1994: "Korean Inflection and Checking Theory," MIT Working Papers in Linguistics, C. Philip & H. Harley eds., Department of Linguistics, MIT, pp. 251-270 1994: "Tense, Coordination, and Clausal Structure of English and Korean," Harvard Studies in Korean Linguistics-V, S. Kuno et.al eds., Hanshin, Seoul, pp. 436-448

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1994: "Tough Constructions and Extraction Asymmetries," Papers from the Fourth Annual Meeting of the Formal Linguistics Society of Midamerica, A. Davison et.al. eds., Department of Linguistics, University of Iowa, pp. 294-311 1993: "A-Chain Locality: Some Crosslinguistic Variations," Papers from the Third Annual Meeting of the Formal Linguistics Society of Midamerica, L. Stvan et.al eds., Indiana University Linguistics Club, pp. 356-372 1992: "Theta Operations and the Syntax of Multiple Complement Constructions in Korean," Harvard Studies in Korean Linguistics-IV, S. Kuno et.al eds., Hanshin, Seoul, pp. 433-446 1991: (with R. Bhatt) "On the Composition of Comp and Parameters of V2"

Proceedings of the Tenth West Coast Conference on Linguistics, Dawn Bates ed., CSLI, Stanford, pp. 41-52

1991: (with J-M Yoon) "Chain Condition, Ambiguity of Government, and Derivational Grammars" Proceedings of the Twenty-first North East Linguistic Society, GLSA, Amherst, pp. 415- 429 1990: "Theta Theory and the Grammar of Inalienable Possession Constructions"

Proceedings of the Twentieth Annual Meeting of the North East Linguistic Society, J. Carter, R-M. Dechaine, B. Philip, and T. Sherer eds., GLSA, Amherst, pp. 502-516

1990: (with J-M Yoon) "Morphosyntactic Mismatches and the Function-Content Distinction"

Papers from the Twenty-Sixth Regional Meeting of the Chicago Linguistic Society, K. Deaton, M. Noske, M. Ziolkowski eds., Chicago Linguistics Society, Chicago, pp. 453-467

1990: "The Grammar of Inalienable Possession Constructions in Korean, Mandarin, and French" Harvard Studies in Korean Linguistics-III. S. Kuno. et.al. eds., Hanshin, Seoul, pp. 357-368

1990: "Word Order and Thematic Structure in Mandarin" Proceedings of the Sixth Annual Meeting of the Eastern States Conference on Linguistics, K. deJong & Y-K No eds., Department of Linguistics, Ohio State University, Columbus, pp. 313-325

1989: "Chinese Phrase Structure, Antipassives, and the BA Construction" University of Chicago Working Papers in Linguistics , Volume 5, W. Eilfort et al eds., Department of Linguistics, University of Chicago, pp. 162-213

1989: (with G. Hermon) "The Licensing and Identification of pro and the Typology of AGR" Papers from the General Session: 25th meeting of the Chicago Linguistic Society, C. Wiltshire,

R. Graczyk, and B. Music eds., Chicago Linguistic Society, Chicago, pp. 174-192 1987: "Reconciling Lexical Integrity with Affixation in Syntax"

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Proceedings of the 17th Annual Meeting of the North East Linguistics Society. J. McDonough et.al. eds., GLSA, Amherst, pp. 663-684 1986: (with S.A. Kendall): "Morphosyntactic Interaction with Pragmatics and Sentence Particles,"

Papers from the Parasession on Pragmatics and Grammatical Theory, A. Farley, P. Farley and K.E. McCullough. eds., Chicago Linguistic Society, Chicago, pp. 54-66

Reviews: 2004: “Review: Korean grammatical constructions: their form and meaning”, Korean Linguistics 12, 215-225. 1995: "Review: Functional Sentence Perspective in Written and Spoken Communication," World Englishes 14.2, pp. 312-315. 1995: "Review: Theoretical issues in Korean Linguistics," Journal of Asian Studies 54.4, pp. 1102-1103. 1992: "Review article: Alternative Conceptions of Phrase Structure," Studies in the Linguistic Sciences 21:1, pp. 167-178 Invited Talks 2021 (April) TBA Invited talk, Korean Linguistics in Crosslinguistic Context, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY 2021 (September) “Assessing lexical nominalizations: Derivation, polysemy, and nominalizer uniformity”, Department of Linguistics, University of Buffalo 2019 (October 21) “Lexical nominalizations in Korean:Implications for unified theories of nominalizations,”

Invited talk, Department of English Language and Literature, Dongguk University, Seoul, Korea

(September 26) “Lexical nominalizations in Korean:Implications for unified theories of nominalizations,”

Invited talk, Department of English, Linguistics, and Writing Studies University of Minnesota, Duluth, MN

(April 26) “Lexical nominalizations in Korean:Implications for unified theories of nominalizations,” Invited talk, Departmental colloquium, Department of Linguistics, Southern Illinois University,

Carbondale, IL (Mar 29-30) Invited project participant, Workshop on Identifying (In)definiteness,

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Department of Linguistics, Yale University, Providence, RI (Mar 29) “Lexical nominalizations in Korean,”

Invited talk, Identifying (In)definiteness Workshop, Department of Linguistics, Yale University, Providence, RI 2018 (Oct 26) “Lexical and syntactic nominalizations in Korean”

Invited talk, Workshop on Korean as the Nexus of the Northeast Asian Linguistic Area, Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea

(Oct 24) “Korean language and linguistics in the context of modern approaches to language”,

Invited talk, Department of Korean Language and Literature, Sookmyung Women’s University, Seoul, Korea

2017 (December) Invited Plenary, English Language and Literature Society of Korea International Conference,

Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea (declined) (April 5) “Korean Language and Linguistics in the Context of Modern Approaches to Language,” Invited talk, South Korea’s Rise: Interdisciplinary Approaches, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI. (April 4) “Lexical Integrity and the Architecture of Morphology-Syntax Interface,” Invited talk, Department of Linguistics, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI (Mar 3) “Lexical Integrity and the Architecture of Morphology-Syntax Interface,” Invited talk, Department of Linguistics, University of Chicago, Chicago, IL 2016 (May 20) “Binding Principles in L1-Korean L2-English Acquisition: Grammar and Processing,”

Invited colloquium, Language Education Institute and Language Research Center, Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea

(May 11) “Distributed Morphology, Lexical Integrity, and Two Types of Denominal Predicates in

Korean,” Invited colloquium, BK 21 Plus Colloquium, Konkuk University, Seoul, Korea

(April 12) “Binding Principles in L1-Korean L2-English Acquisition: Grammar and Processing,”

Invited colloquium, BK 21 Plus Colloquium, Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea (April 8) “Binding Principles in L1-Korean L2-English Acquisition: Grammar and Processing,”

Invited colloquium, Institute for the Study of Language and Information, Kyunghee University, Seoul, Korea

(March 19) “Binding Principles in L1-Korean L2-English Acquisition: Grammar and

Processing,” Invited plenary, Spring meeting of the 21st Century Association of English Language and Literature, Chosun University, Gwangju, Korea

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(March 18) “Distributed Morphology, Lexical Integrity, and Two Types of Denominal Predicates

in Korean,” Invited colloquium, Department of Linguistics, Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea

(March 14-18) Week-long seminar on Morphosyntax and Syntactic Typology, Department of

Linguistics, Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea 2014 (May) Invited discussant, 22nd Hahn Moo-Sook Colloquium on Korean Humanities, George Washington University, Washington, DC. 2013 (Oct) “Implications of Constraints on Null Constituents for Analyses of the Right

Dislocation Construction,” Invited talk, 23rd Japanese-Korean Linguistics Conference, MIT, Cambridge, MA. (June) “Syntactic and Discourse Constraints on Reference,” Invited talk, School of English, Kyunghee University, Seoul, Korea (June) “Implications of Constraints on Null Constituents for Analyses of Right Dislocation,” Invited talk, School of English, Dongguk University, Seoul, Korea 2012 (Oct) “Investigating Mental Grammar,” Invited talk, Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures, Illinois State University (Oct) “Constraints on Null Constituents in Right Dislocation in Korean and Their Implications,” CUNY Colloquium on East Asian Linguistics, CUNY Graduate Center, NY. (Oct) “Lexical Integrity and Suspended Affixation in Two Types of Denominal Predicates in

Korean,” Workshop on Suspended Affixation, Cornell University 2011 (April) ‘Two Types of Denominal Predicates in Korean and Their Implications for Unified

Theories of Morphosyntax,’ Department of Linguistics Colloquium, University of Pennsylvania 2009 (September-November) “The Architecture of Right Dislocation in Korean and Japanese,” Invited keynote, 6th meeting of the Workshop on Formal Altaic Linguistics, Nagoya University,

Nagoya, Japan Invited talk, Korean Generative Grammar Circle (Konkuk University) Invited talk, Department of Linguistics, Seoul National University Invited talk, Brain-Korea 21 Project Distinguished Foreign Scholar Colloquium Series,

Sungkyunkwan University Invited talk, Department of Linguistics, University of Chicago (September) “Approaches to the Study of Language,”

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Invited speaker, Department of English Language and Literature, Chosun University, Gwangju, Korea

“Approaches to the Study of Language,” Invited speaker, School of English, Kyunghee University, Seoul, Korea

2008 (August) “The Lexical Integrity Principle and Korean Morphosyntax,” Invited keynote speaker, 2nd meeting of the European Conference on Korean Linguistics, SOAS,

University of London and the Oriental Institute, Oxford University. (June) “The Lexical Integrity Principle and Korean Morphosyntax,” Invited plenary speaker, 16th meeting of the International Circle of Korean Linguistics, Cornell

University and the State University of New York, Binghampton. (March) “Grammatical case and interpretability: revisting the topic/focus interpretation of case

particles in Korean,” Invited speaker, Purdue University, Program in Linguistics Colloquium. (Feb) “Subject and subjecthood in the Multiple Subject Construction,” Invited speaker, Oriental Institute, Oxford University, East Asian Linguistics Colloquium, Oxford,

England. (Feb) “Grammatical case and interpretability: revisiting the topic/focus interpretation of case

particles in Korean,” Invited speaker, Oriental Institute, Oxford University, East Asian Linguistics Colloquium, Oxford,

England. 2007 (June) “Heritage speakers and heritage language education,” Invited keynote speaker, Annual Meeting of the North American Korean Schools Association,

Northeast Chapter, New York, NY. (May) “Subjects and subjecthood in the Multiple Subject Construction,” Invited plenary speaker, 4th Formal Approaches to Altaic Linguistics (WAFL), Harvard

University. 2006 (October) “The distribution of subject properties in Multiple Subject Constructions,” Invited plenary speaker, 16th Annual Japanese-Korean Linguistics Conference (JKL), Kyoto,

Japan (July) “The distribution of subject properties in Multiple Subject Constructions,” Invited plenary speaker, 2006 Linguistic Society of Korea International Conference (SICOL),

Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea (May) “Recent developments in linguistic theory,” Invited speaker, Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures, Illinois State University (March) “Elliptical NP coordination: correlation between noun phrase morphosyntax and

conjunction reduction,” Invited speaker, Department of English Language and Literature Colloquium, Seoul National

University, Seoul, Korea

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2005 (February) “Raising and major arguments,” Invited speaker, Workshop on Japanese and Korean Linguistics, Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan 2004 (July) “The independence of grammatical case from interpretive factors”, Invited plenary speaker, 2004 Linguistic Society of Korea International Conference (SICOL), Seoul, Korea (July-August) “Raising and structural prominence,” Invited speaker, Language Education Institute, Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea Invited plenary speaker, Linguistic Association of Korea 2004 International Conference,

Kwangju, Korea Invited plenary speaker, Modern Linguistic Society of Korea 2004 International Conference,

Taegu, Korea 2003 (Aug – with Chongwon Park) “Process nominals and morphological complexity’, Invited plenary speaker, 13th Japanese-Korean Linguistics Conference (JKL), Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI (April) “Raising and Prominence”, Invited speaker, Department of Linguistics, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN 2001 (December) “Non-nominative (major) subjects in Korean,” Invited speaker, International Symposium on Non-nominative Subjects, Institute of the Languages and Cultures of Asia and Africa, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, Tokyo, Japan (July) “What the Korean/Japanese copula reveals about the interaction of morphology and

syntax,” Invited plenary speaker, 11th Japanese/Korean Linguistics Conference (JKL), University of California, Santa Barbara 2000 (April) “What the Korean copula reveals about the interaction of morphology and

syntax,” Invited speaker, Department of Linguistics/East Asian Languages and Cultures, University of Washington, Seattle, WA.

(April) “Dual lexical categories and inflectional morphology,” Invited speaker, Workshop on Theoretical Perspectives on Morphology – In Honor of Steve G. Lapointe, Department of Linguistics, University of California, Davis.

1999 (May): "Inflected words as mixed categories," Invited speaker, Theoretical Workshop on East Asian Languages, University of California, Irvine.

1998 (November): "The functional structure of the (ad)nominal phrase in Korean," Invited speaker, USC Workshop on the Syntax of East Asian Languages, University of Southern California

Invited plenary speaker, Fall meeting of the Linguistic Association of Korea, Jeonju, Korea

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(July): "Re: Korean Case: A Computational Approach," Invited discussant, 11th International Conference on Korean Linguistics (ICKL), University of Hawaii-Manoa. (May): "The Dissociation between Internal and External Syntax and Its Implications for Morphosyntactic Interaction," Invited speaker, Korean Generative Grammar Circle, Seoul, Korea 1997 (November): "The Dissociation between Internal and External Syntax and Its Implications for Morphosyntactic Interaction," Invited speaker, The Graduate School of Education-Department of English Colloquium, Myong Ji University, Seoul, Korea. (October): "Mixed Categories and the Lexical Integrity Principle," Invited speaker, Korea Language and Information Society, Seoul, Korea. (July): "Coordination (A)symmetries," Invited plenary speaker, Harvard International Symposium on Korean Linguistics (HISKL), Cambridge, MA (May): "Coordination (A)symmetries," Invited speaker, Language Research Institute, Seoul National University 1996 (November): "Syntax and Pragmatics of Coordinate Constructions in Korean and English," Invited speaker, Discourse-Cognitive Linguistic Circle of Korea, Seoul, Korea (July): "A Syntactic Account of Category-changing Phrasal Nominalizations," Invited speaker, Seoul International Conference on Generative Grammar (SICOL), Seoul, Korea (July - with J-M Yoon): "A Critical Review of GB/Minimalist Research on Case and Word Order Variation in Korean,"

Invited speaker, 10th International Conference of Korean Linguistics (ICKL), Brisbane, Australia.

1992 (August): "A-Chain Locality: Crosslinguistic Variations," Invited speaker, Language Research Institute, Seoul National University 1991 (April): "Some Issues in Morphosyntactic Interaction in Korean," Invited speaker, Department of Linguistics, Harvard University (February): "Ambiguity of Government and the Chain Condition," Invited speaker, University of Texas, Austin (February): "Part-whole Constructions and Theta Theory," Invited speaker, University of South Carolina 1990 (March, April, May): "Korean Nominalizations and Lexicalism", Invited speaker, Cornell University, Syracuse University, Northwestern University, University of Delaware

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1989 (October): "Theta Theory and the Grammar of Inalienable Possession Constructions", Invited speaker, University of Maryland, College Park (October): "Morphology and Grammatical Relation Changing", Invited speaker, University of Delaware (February, March, May): "Chinese Phrase Structure, Antipassives and the BA-construction", Invited speaker, University of Pennsylvania, University of Chicago, University of Rochester 1988 (November): "On the Grammar of Multiple Object Constructions", Invited speaker, University of Delaware Refereed Conference Posters and Presentations 2019 (Oct – Sea Hee Choi, Si On Yoon, Andrew Armstrong, Kara Federmeier, and James Yoon) “An ERP study of count/mass morphosyntax in Korean,” Poster presentation, 27th Japanese-Korean Linguistics Conference, Sogang University, Seoul, Korea

(Mar – Sea Hee Choi, Si On Yoon, Andrew Armstrong, Kara Federmeier, and James Yoon) “The syntactic count/mass distinction in generalized classifier languages: evidence from classifier processing in Korean,” Poster presentation, CUNY 2019, University of Colorado, Boulder (Mar – Sea Hee Choi, Nayoung Kim, James Yoon, and Kiel Christianson) “Korean verb prediction in sentence comprehension,” Poster presentation, CUNY 2019, University of Colorado, Boulder 2018 (Dec – James Yoon and Ji-Hye Kim) “A-scrambling and Subjecthood: An Experimental Approach,” Poster presentation, 31st Pacific-Asia Conference on Language, Information and Computation, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong (Dec – Eun Hee Kim, Haram Kim, Nayoung Kim, Haram Kim, Junghwan Maeng, Nakyung Yoon, and James Yoon) “Double Relative Clauses in Korean,” Paper presented at the 26th Japanese-Korean Linguistics Conference, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA

(Jan – Eun Hee Kim, Nayoung Kim, James Yoon and Kiel Christianson) “Re-evaluating the garden-path effect in Korean,” Poster presentation, LSA Annual Meeting, Salt Lake City, UT 2017 (Nov – Ji-Hye Kim, Yong hun Lee and James Yoon) “Subjecthood and Grammatical Relations in Korean: An Experimental Study with Honorific Agreement and Plural Copying,” Paper presented at the 31st Pacific-Asia Conference on Language, Information and Computation, Cebu, Philippines

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(Oct – Eunhee Kim, Tania Ionin and James Yoon) “Pronoun Interpretation with Referential and Quantificational Antecedents in SLA,” Poster presented at the 2017 Second Language Research Forum (SLRF), Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio. (Mar – Eunhee Kim, Nayoung Kim, James Yoon and Kiel Christianson) “Re-evaluating the garden path effect in Korean,” Poster presented at 30th CUNY Conference on Human Sentence Processing, MIT, Cambridge, MA. 2016 (Oct – Ji-Hye Kim, Eunah Kim and James Yoon)

“An Experimental Study of Subject Properties in Korean Multiple Subject Constructions,” 30th Pacific-Asia Conference on Language, Information and Computation

(PACLIC), Kyunghee University, Seoul, Korea 2015 (Oct – Ji-Hye Kim, Eunah Kim and James Yoon)

“Two types of multiple subject constructions (MSCs) in Korean,” 29th Pacific Asia Conference on Language, Information and Computation, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai, China

(July – Eunhee Kim and James Yoon) “Korean speakers’ interpretation of reflexives and pronouns in picture NPs,” International Conference on Korean Linguistics, University of Chicago, Chicago, IL

(Mar – Eunhee Kim and James Yoon) “Animacy and locality in the binding of anaphors in Korean,” Poster presentation, West Coast Conference on Formal Linguistics (WCCFL) 33, Simon Fraser University, Vancouver, Canada. (Mar – Eunah Kim, Silvina Montrul and James Yoon)

“L2 learners’ interpretation of reflexives and pronouns in picture NPs with a possessor: an eye-tracking study,” Poster presentation, Generative Approaches to Second Language Acquisition (GASLA), Indiana University, Bloomington IN

2014 (April – James Yoon, Myeong Hyeon Kim, Eunah Kim and Silvina Montrul) “On-line and off-line binding properties of Korean reflexives by heritage Korean speakers,” 2nd International Conference on Heritage/Community Languages, National Heritage Language Resource Center, UCLA (March – with Eunah Kim, Myeong Hyeon Kim, and Silvina Montrul) On-line and off-line interpretations of multiple reflexives by heritage Korean speakers Poster presentation, 2nd East Asian Psycholinguistics Colloquium, University of Chicago 2013 (Oct – with Eunah Kim, Myeong Hyeon Kim, and Silvina Montrul) On-line and off-line binding properties of Korean reflexives by heritage Korean learners

32nd SLRF, Brigham Young University (July – with Ji-Hye Kim) “TSC and Korean anaphors: an experimental study of Binding Domain and VP ellipsis in

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Korean” 19th World Congress of Linguists (session: theoretical and comparative syntax), Geneva, Switzerland (Apr – with Eunah Kim, Silvina Montrul) “Task effects on Binding Principle B in adult L2 acquisition,” Poster presentation, GASLA-12, University of Florida 2012 (Oct – with Eunah Kim, Myeong Hyeon Kim)

“An Experimental Investigation of On-line and Off-line Binding Properties of Korean Reflexives—Evolving Grammar of Multiple Reflexives”

Poster presentation, 43rd North East Conference on Linguistics, CUNY, New York (Oct – with Ji-Hye Kim) “Tensed-S Condition and the Determination of Binding Domain for Anaphors in Korean”

22nd Japanese-Korean Linguistics Conference, Tokyo, Japan

(Oct – with Eunah Kim, Myeong Hyeon Kim) “An Experimental Investigation of On-line and Off-line Binding Properties of Korean Reflexives—Evolving Grammar of Multiple Reflexives” 22nd Japanese-Korean Linguistics Conference, Tokyo, Japan

(June – with Eunah Kim) “Online Interpretation of Reflexives and Pronouns in English as a Second Language: How Much

Are They Constrained by Grammar?” 1st World Congress of Scholars of English Linguistics, Hanyang University, Seoul, Korea (May) Right Dislocation in Korean and Japanese: A Case Against Movement-and-Deletion Poster presentation, 8th Workshop on Altaic Formal Linguistics, University of Stuttgart, Germany 2011 (March - Silvina Montrul, James Yoon, and Eunah Kim) “The On-line Processing of Binding Principles A and B in L2 Acquisition: Evidence from Eye Tracking,” Poster presentation, CUNY 2011: 24th Annual Conference on Human Language Processing, Stanford University 2010 (Nov - with Eunah Kim and Silvina Montrul) “The On-line Processing of Binding Principles A and B in L2 Acquisition: Evidence from Eye Tracking,” 35th Boston University Conference on Language Development, Boston University (Sept – with Eunah Kim and Silvina Montrul) “The On-line Processing of Binding Principles A and B in L2 Acquisition: Evidence from Eye tracking,” 4th Generative Approaches to Language Acquisition North America (GALANA) Conference, University of Toronto. (July) “Root vs. words in denominal predicate formation,”

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17th meeting of the International Circle of Korean Linguistics (ICKL), University of the Humanities, Ulanbaatar, Mongolia 2009 (December – with Ji-Hye Kim) “An experimental syntactic study of binding: A case study of Korean long-distance anaphor ‘caki’,” 23rd Pacific-Asia Conference on Language, Information, and Computation (PACLIC), City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong (March – with Ji-Hye Kim) “Understanding exempt binding by Korean heritage speakers in US and in China,” 10th Generative Approaches to Second Language Acquisition (GASLA), University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign 2008 (July – with Wooseung Lee) “RNR constructions in Korean revisited,” 6th International Conference of Cognitive Science, Seoul, Korea. (July – with Ji-Hye Kim) “An experimental syntactic study of binding of multiple anaphors in Korean: how speakers

manage the problem of ‘too many’ anaphors,” 6th International Conference of Cognitive Science, Seoul, Korea. (July – with Youngju Choi) “Fragments with and without articulated constituents at LF,” Workshop on Silent Issues in Linguistic Theory, 18th International Congress of Linguists, Seoul, Korea (July – with Youngju Choi) “For a macroparametric approach to language variation,” Workshop on Syntactic Parameters, 18th International Congress of Linguists, Seoul, Korea 2007 (Oct – with Youngju Choi) “Fragments with and without articulated constituents at LF,” Poster presentation at the 38th North East Linguistic Society (NELS), University of Ottawa, Ottawa, Canada. (May – with Ji-Hye Kim and Silvina Montrul) “The Interpretation of Korean Long-Distance Bound Local Anaphor in VP-Ellipsis Contexts under Incomplete Acquisition” Poster presentation at 2007 Generative Approaches to Second Language Acquisition, Iowa City, IA. (April – with Ji-Hye Kim and Silvina Montrul) “Incomplete Acquisition and Dominant Language Transfer in the Interpretation of Korean Exempt Binding by Early Korean-English Bilinguals” Poster presentation at 2007 American Association of Applied Linguistics Conference, Costa Mesa, CA. (January – with Wooseung Lee)

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“Asymmetric Temporal Interpretation in Untensed Conjuncts Revisited,” 2007 International Conference on Linguistics in Korea, Seoul National University. 2006 (October – with Youngju Choi) “Argument Cluster Coordination and Constituency Test (Non)-conflicts,” 37th North East Linguistic Society (NELS), University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. (October – with Ji-Hye Kim) “The Exempt Binding of Local Anaphors: An Empirical Study of the Local Anaphor Caki-casin

in Korean,” 16th Japanese-Korean Linguistic Conference, Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan

(July -- with Ji-Hye Kim) “The Exempt Binding of Local Anaphors: An Empirical Study of the Local Anaphor Caki-casin

in Korean” 2006 Linguistic Society of Korea International Conference (SICOL), Seoul: Korea 2005 (October – with Ji-Hye Kim and Silvina Montrul) “On the logophoric long-distance binding interpretation of the Korean local anaphor caki-casin

by early bilinguals”, Poster presentation at the 30th Annual Boston University Conference on Language Development

(BUCLD), Boston University. (August – with Ji-Hye Kim and Silvina Montrul) “Dominant Language Influence in Acquisition and Attrition of Binding: Interpretation of the

Korean Reflexive caki,” 2nd International Conference on First Language Attrition (ICFLA), Amsterdam, Netherlands. (August – with Ji-Hye Kim) “An Empirical Study of the Long-Distance Binding of the Anaphor Caki-casin,” 11th Harvard International Symposium on Korean Linguistics (HISKL), Harvard University (July) “Raising of Major Arguments in Korean and Japanese,” New Horizons in the Grammar of Raising and Control, NSF-funded Workshop, 2005 Linguistic

Institute, Harvard/MIT (March – with Wooseung Lee) “Conjunction Reduction and Its Consequences for Noun Phrase Morphosyntax in Korean,” 24th West Coast Conference on Formal Linguistics (WCCFL), Simon Fraser University (February – with Wooseung Lee) “The Morphosyntax of Case-markers in Korean and Its Consequences for the Analysis of NP

Coordinations,” (accepted but not presented) 31st Berkeley Linguistic Society (BLS), University of California-Berkeley. 2004 (December – with Ji-Hye Kim and Silvina Montrul ) “On the Interpretation of the Korean reflexive caki by English and Chinese-speaking learners of Korean as L2”,

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1st Generative Approaches to Language Acquisition North America (GALANA), University of Hawaii, Manoa.

(November – with Ji-Hye Kim and Silvina Montrul)

“Interpretations of Korean reflexive caki by Korean heritage speakers and late learners of Korean with English L1”, 29th Annual Boston University Conference on Language Development (BUCLD), Boston University. (October – with Ji-Hye Kim and Silvina Montrul) “Transfer and UG Access in the L2 Acquisition of Reflexives: Interpretation of the Korean Reflexive caki by English and Chinese learners of Korean”, 2004 Second Language Research Forum (SLRF), Penn State University. (July – with Ji-Hye Kim and Silvina Montrul) “The influence of dominant language in the weaker language of bilinguals: the interpretation of

the Korean reflexive caki’, 2004 Linguistic Society of Korea International Conference (SICOL), Seoul, Korea. (April – with Ji-Hye Kim and Silvina Montrul) “Transfer and UG access in the L2 acquisition of reflexives: interpretation of the Korean reflexive

caki by English and Chinese learners of Korean”, 7th Generative Approaches to Second Language Acquisition (GASLA), Indiana University, Bloomington, IN. 2003 (May) “Raising Specifiers: A macroparametric account of SOR in some Altaic languages,” 2nd Workshop on Formal Approaches to Altaic Languages (WAFL), Massachusetts Institute of

Technology, Cambridge, MA 1999 (Aug) "Nominal affix order in Korean: syntax or morphology?"

Workshop on Perspectives on Clitic and Affix Combinations, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.

1995 (January - with E. Benmamoun) "Projection Licensing and Economy," 69th Annual Meeting of the Linguistic Society of America (LSA), New Orleans, LA 1994 (January) “Korean Verbal Inflection and Checking Theory,” Morphology-Syntax Connection, MIT, Cambridge, MA 1993 (April) "Tough Constructions and Extraction Asymmetries," 4th Annual Meeting of the Formal Linguistic Society of Midamerica (FLSM), University of Iowa, Iowa City

(January) "Tense, Coordination, and the Clausal Structure of English and Korean,"

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5th Harvard International Symposium on Korean Linguistics (HISKL), Harvard University, Cambridge, MA

(January - with L. Heggie) "Topic-Focus Articulation in English and Hungarian," 67th Annual Meeting of the Linguistic Society of America (LSA), Los Angeles, CA 1992 (August) "The Headedness of Inflectional Structures in Korean,"

Seoul International Conference on Linguistics (SICOL), Seoul, Korea

(May) "A-Chain Locality: Binding, Relativized Minimality, or Improper Movement?"

3rd Annual Meeting of the Formal Linguistics Society of Midamerica (FLSM), Northwestern University, Evanston, IL

1991 (July) "Theta Operations and Multiple Complement Constructions in Korean" Workshop on Korean Syntax and Semantics, Linguistic Institute, University of California, Santa Cruz

(July) "Theta Operations and the Syntax of Multiple Complement Constructions," 4th Harvard Workshop on Korean Linguistics (HWOKL), Harvard University, Cambridge, MA

(February - with R. Bhatt) "On the Composition of COMP and Parameters of V2,"

10th West Coast Conference on Formal Linguistics (WCCFL), Tempe, AZ

1990 (October - with J-M Yoon) "Chain Condition, Ambiguity of Government, and Derivational Grammars" 21st North East Linguistic Society (NELS), Montreal, Canada

(May - with J-M Yoon): "ECM, Multiple Case Assignment, and the Position of Subjects" 1st Annual Meeting of the Formal Linguistics Society of Midamerica (FLSM), Madison, WI

(April - with J-M Yoon): "Morphosyntactic Mismatches and the Function-Content Distinction" 26th Regional Meeting of the Chicago Linguistics Society (CLS), Chicago, IL 1989 (December) "Korean Nominalizations, Lexicalism, and Morphosyntactic Interface"

64th Annual Meeting of the Linguistic Society of America (LSA), Washington, D.C.

(November) "Theta Theory and the Grammar of Inalienable Possession Constructions"

20th Meeting of North East Linguistic Society (NELS), Pittsburgh, PA

(October) "Word Order and Thematic Structure in Mandarin",

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6th Annual Meeting of the Eastern States Conference on Linguistics (ESCOL), University of Delaware, Newark, DE

(July)

"The Grammar of Multiple Object Constructions" 3rd Harvard Workshop on Korean Linguistics (HWOKL), Cambridge, MA

1988 (December) "Chinese Phrase Structure and the Analysis of BA Sentences" 63rd Annual Meeting of the Linguistic Society of America (LSA), New Orleans, LA

(also at the 1st Northeastern Conference on Chinese Linguistics (NACCL), Columbus, OH)

(April - with N.B. Farran) "The Ambivalent Nature of Spanish Infinitives"

18th Linguistic Symposium of Romance Languages (LSRL), University of Illinois, Urbana, IL

1987 (February) "Some Queries Concerning the Syntax of Multiple Subject Constructions in Korean"

2nd Harvard Workshop on Korean Linguistics (HWOKL), Cambridge, MA

1986 (November) "Reconciling Lexical Integrity with Affixation in Syntax"

17th Meeting of the North East Linguistics Society (NELS), MIT, Cambridge, MA

(April - with S.A. Kendall) "Morphosyntactic Interaction with Pragmatics and Sentence Particles" Parasession on Pragmatics and Grammatical Theory, Chicago Linguistics Society (CLS),

Chicago, IL

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Awards and Recognitions

- Fellow in the Center for Advanced Studies, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, AY1994-1995.

- Listing in Teachers Ranked As Excellent (Spring 1994, Spring 1995, Spring 2001, Spring 2002, Spring 2003, Fall 2006, Fall 2008, Spring 2009, Fall 2014, Fall 2015, Spring 2018).

- Invited to teach at the 1997 Linguistic Institute, Cornell University; 1999 Linguistic Institute at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, 2001 Linguistic Institute at University of California-Santa Barbara, 2003 Linguistic Institute at Michigan State University.

- Co-authored book Modern Theories of Grammar (1999) selected for the Year 2000 “Outstanding Scholarly Book” awarded (The Ministry of Culture and Tourism, Republic of Korea)

- Alumni Discretionary Award, 2006-2007 AY, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, UIUC.

- President, International Circle of Korean Linguistics, 2008-2010 Grants, Contracts, and Consultancies - 2017: Co-PI, NSF Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Grant for Eunhee Kim (NSF BCS- 1651205, Tania Ionin, PI, $16,236)

- 2016 : PI, Grant from the Research Board, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign for the project RB 16201 “Processing of elliptical constructions: eye-tracking study” ($8,720)

- 2013: Expert Consultant on the Korean Research Foundation (KRF Grant #2013020787)

(“Subjecthood in Korean Multiple Subject Constructions: An Experimental Study with Korean Native and Heritage Speakers”), PI: Dr. Ji-Hye Kim ($2,000)

- 2011: PI, Grant from the Research Board, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign for the project “Processing of long-distance reflexives by heritage speakers,” (Co-PI, Silvina Montrul, $22,139.34)

- 2011: Co-PI, NSF Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Grant for Eunseon Chung (NSF BCS-1122163, Silvina Montrul, PI, $11,776)

- 2010: Co-PI, NSF Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Grant for Eunah Kim (NSF BCS 10-22608, Silvina Montrul, PI) ($9,884)

- 2008: PI, Grant from the Research Board, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign for the project “The Acquisition of Exempt Anaphors in Second Language Acquisition,” ($7,715).

- 2006-11: PI, Grant from Language Education Institute, Seoul National University to the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign (# C7462), to support editorship of the journal Language Research ($50,000)

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- 2006: Co-PI, NSF Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Grant for Ji-Hye Kim (NSF BCS 06-16432, Silvina Montrul, PI, $12,000)

Service to the Profession Co-editor: (2017-2019) Studies in Generative Grammar – Korean Generative Grammar Circle International Editor: (2006-2011)

Language Research - Language Education Institute, Seoul National University Book Review Editor: (1992-2008)

Studies in the Linguistic Sciences - Department of Linguistics, University of Illinois Editorial Board Membership: Current: Hangul (2016- ), Hangul Society (oldest linguistic society in Korea, founded in 1921)

Linguistic Research (2014- ), Institute of the Study of Language and Information, Kyunghee University Language Research (2013- ), Language Education Institute, Seoul National University Past: Journal of East Asian Linguistics (1992-2018) Natural Language and Linguistic Theory (1992-1999) Hyengthaylon (Morphology) (1998-2002) Enehak (Linguistics) (2001-2004) Studies in the Linguistic Sciences (1991-2008)

Executive Committee Member:

Harvard International Symposium on Korean Linguistics (1992-2015) Co-chair: Merger committee (International Circle of Korean Linguistics and the Harvard International Symposium on Korean Linguistics—as representative of the latter) Program Committee Member: 32nd Pacific-Asia Conference on Language, Information, and Computation (PACLIC) (2018) Advisory board member:

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International Circle of Korean Linguistics (2016- ) Manuscript and Proposal Reviewer:

Cognition Ehak Yenkwu (Language Research) Enehak (Linguistics) Frontiers in Psychology Glossa Hyengthaylon (Morphology) Journal of Cognitive Science Journal of East Asian Linguistics Journal of Linguistics Journal of Pragmatics Korean Linguistics Language Language Acquisition Language and Linguistics Lingua Linguistic Approaches to Bilingualism Linguistic Inquiry Linguistics Natural Language and Linguistic Theory Pragmatics and Language Learning Second Language Research Studies in Generative Grammar Studies in the Linguistic Sciences European Science Foundation (ESF) Korea Research Foundation (KRF) Academy of Korean Studies Global Program (AKS) National Science Foundation (NSF) Cambridge University Press Kluwer Academic Press Oxford University Press

Abstract Reviewer: Clause Typing and the Syntax-to-Discourse Relation in Head-Final Languages Workshop (2018) East Asian Psycholinguistics Conference (2017)

Eastern States Conference in Linguistics (ESCOL:1994) Formal Approaches to Altaic Linguistics (WAFL; 2008-2010) Formal Linguistics Society of Mid-America (FLSM: 1992-95) Generative Linguists of the Old World (GLOW, 2018) GLOW in Asia (2017- ) International Circle of Korean Linguistics (ICKL: 2008- ) Japanese/Korean Linguistics Conference (JKLing: 1992- ) Linguistic Society of America Annual Conference Linguistic Symposium on Romance Languages (LSRL: 2007, 2008) Northeastern Linguistic Society (NELS: 1991- )

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South Asian Languages Analysis (SALA: 1992) Student Conference in Linguistics (SCIL:1995, 1997) West Coast Conference on Formal Linguistics (WCCFL: 1995- ) Western Conference on Linguistics (WECOL: 2007) Workshop on Altaic Formal Linguistics (WAFL: 2014- )

Professional Society Membership:

Korean Generative Grammar Circle International Circle of Korean Linguistics Linguistic Society of America Linguistic Society of Korea

Organized Conferences and Symposia: 2017: Memorial symposium in honor of Braj Kachru, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign (Co- chair, Organizing Committee) 2015: The International Conference on Korean Linguistics (Joint meeting of the 19th International Circle of Korean Linguistics and the 16th Harvard International Symposium on Korean Linguistics), University of Chicago, Chicago, IL (Co-chair, Organizing Committee) 2010: 17th meeting of the International Circle of Korean Linguistics, University of the Humanities, Ulanbaatar, Mongolia (Chair, Organizing Committee). 2006: Workshop on Korean Linguistics in Honor of Chin-Woo Kim, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign (Chair, Organizing Committee) 1999: Conference on Korean Linguistics, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign (Co-chair, Organizing Committee) 1998: 11th International Conference on Korean Linguistics (ICKL), University of Hawaii-Manoa, (Secretary-General, Organizing Committee) 1996: 8th North American Conference on Chinese Linguistics (NACCL), University of Illinois, Urbana- Champaign, (Co-chair, Organizing Committee) 1994: 5th Formal Linguistic Society of Mid-America (FLSM), University of Illinois, Urbana- Champaign, (Chair, Organizing Committee) Offices in Professional Societies: 2008-2010: President, International Circle of Korean Linguistics 2002-2006: Newsletter editor, International Circle of Korean Linguistics 1996-1998: Secretary-General, International Circle of Korean Linguistics

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Promotion and Tenure Evaluations: Arizona State University Binghamton University

Brown University Carnegie Mellon University Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology Seoul National University (Dept of Linguistics; Dept of Hispanic Language and Literature) School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London Simon Fraser University Southern Illinois University, Carbondale Texas Tech University University of Buffalo University of Minnesota-Duluth University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee University of Southampton University of Texas, Arlington University of Texas, Austin

External Program Reviews: Purdue University (Department of Linguistics) University of Kentucky (Department of Linguistics) University of Texas-Arlington (Department of Linguistics and TESOL) Seoul National University (Department of Linguistics) Service to the Institution Campus: Administrative Budget Committee FY2022, Office of the Provost (2020-21) Task Force on Evaluating Teaching Effectiveness, Office of the Provost (2019-20) HASS Funding Review Committee, Office of the Provost (2017-2018) Campus Budget Oversight Committee (2017-2018) Campus Faculty Association Administration Negotiation Team (2014-2016) Fulbright interview committee (2015- )

Council of Unit Executives, Office of the Provost (2013-2016) Five Year Review Committee for the IPRH Director, Office of the Provost (2013) Graduate College Committee on Doctoral Program Review (2011) University of Illinois Korea Initiative

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences:

Dean Search Committee (2020-21) LAS Task Force on Tuition Revenue Sharing Programs (2020-21) LAS Covid19 Implementation Team (Spring-Summer 2020) Working Group on LAS Strategic Planning (2019-20)

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Strategic Advisory Review (STAR) Committee (2017-19) Chair, Humanities Council (2012) Committee on Committees Committee on Admissions and Academic Standards LAS Honors Council

School of Literatures, Cultures and Linguistics: Interim Chair, Facilities Committee (2020-21) Chair, Search committee for Business Manager Member, Search committee for Business Associate Ex officio member, SLCL Research Labs Committee Advisory board member, Center for Language Instruction and Coordination (CLIC) Departmental Committees (sample):

Admissions and Financial Aid committee Advisory committee Alumni Relations and Capital Development Committee Capricious Grading Committee Courses, Curricula and Timetable Committee DEIL-Linguistics Merger Committee (2005-2007, co-chair) ESL Programs committee Faculty search committees (7 committees; chaired 3) Grievance committee Less Commonly Taught Languages committee Long Range/Strategic Planning committee Promotion and Tenure committee Student Evaluation and Examination committee Summer Institute of the Languages of the Muslim World (SILMW) committee Undergraduate Program committee

Service to the Community

Advisor (current), Korean Student Association, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign President (past), Board of Trustees, the Korean Language School of Champaign-Urbana

Research Areas

Syntactic Theory Morphology and Syntax Experimental Syntax Heritage and Second Language Acquisition and Processing Korean, Japanese, Altaic Linguistics

Language Competencies

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Korean (native) English (near native) French (reading and grammatical structure) Japanese (some reading and grammatical structure) Chinese (some reading and grammatical structure)