My students and I are constantly inspired by the work of others, and
decided to celebrate this inspiration annually.
Our hope is that this will encourage us to engage with recent literature,
but also share with each other papers we might not have come across on our
own. This year, we instituted a contest
to encourage the timely reading and discussion of inspiring papers. For those interested, here are the rules we
hashed out:
1. We may each
nominate two papers published from June 1, 2012 – August 31, 2013. Group
members (currently, 4 of us) must
nominate at least 1 paper (max = 2), we encourage nominations by others.
2. Each nomination
must touch on two of the following broad areas (but need not be framed as such
in the paper): phonetic variation, spoken word recognition, speech perception,
memory, attention, or related areas in social-network theory or social psychology.
3. To nominate a
paper, you must: (1) send the citation, (2) a “Why it is inspiring” statement
(no longer than 4 sentences), and (3) a "something to think about" statement (no longer than
4 sentences) to MEGHAN. Feel free to
replace nominations if you come across something that inspires you even more
than your originally nominated paper.
4. Final nominations
are accepted on August 31, 2013.
5. We all read all
the nominated papers, and vote for our favorite via Doodle Poll on September
21, 2013.
6. We have a dinner
to celebrate our favorite paper of the year!!! This
year’s date: Tuesday, October 1, 2013; 6:00pm, Evvia.
7. Start over for
next year!
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