The Summer Institute of Linguistics (SIL) is pleased to announce its 2009 summer colloquium series at the University of North Dakota. Except as noted, all colloquia are held at 8:00-9:00 p.m. on Thursday evenings in Gamble Hall, room 5. All interested persons are invited to attend. (See also colloquia from recent years.)

• June 11: Keith Snider, SIL International
  Orthography and Phonological Depth: The Lexical Orthography Hypothesis
• June 17-18: Special Guest Lecturer
  Ken Rehg, University of Hawaii
  The Art and Craft of Making Dictionaries
• June 25: John Roberts, SIL International
  How to Find Serial verbs in English
• July 9: Bettina Revilla
  Place Names in Sign Languages
• July 16: Douglas Fraiser, SIL International
  Culture Change as Active Adaptation: An Illustration from the Manobo of the Philippines
• July 23: Virgil Benoit, UND
  Language Content We Hardly Think About as We Conjugate
• July 30: John Clifton, Stephen Marlett, and Hugh Patterson
  Lasting Linguistics: Making a Meaningful Mark