
The conference schedule is now available! Please click here to view the talks. Links to abstracts will be posted shortly.
Participants may also be interested in attending the Ohio State University Spring Symposium on Methods for Parsing Sound Size Effects immediately preceding the ICPC
The conference registration is now open! Please click here to access it. The early registration deadline has been extended to May 15, 2012.
Welcome to the bare-bones, developed-by-a-nonprofessional home page for the 2012 International Child Phonology Conference! This page includes a call for papers, information about the venue, and information about hotels. Please check back regularly for updates.
A link to the program from the 2011 ICPC conference in York, England, with links to some of the presented papers can be found here
Key
dates
Scientific Program
Abstract submission: (passed)
Notification of outcome: (passed)
Pre-registration begins: Now!
Program published on website: Done!
Registration
Early registration, non-student: $100
Early registration, student or postdoc: $50
Late registration (after 15 May 2012), regular: $130
Late registration (after 15 May 2012), student: $80
The
International Child Phonology
Conference (ICPC) 2012 will take place at the University of Minnesota, Twin
Cities, June 4-6, 2012.
The ICPC has met annually for over 30 years in the US and abroad. This year it returns to the part of the US where it originated: the Midwest. ICPC has evolved into a forum for talks, posters, and collegial discussions on all aspects of children’s speech-sound development. Presentations from recent meetings have covered a broad range of topics, including clinical topics, computational modeling, the relationship between continuous phonetic variation and abstract phonological knowledge, implications for phonological theory, typical and atypical development in infants, toddlers and older children, second-language issues, and both oral and signed languages. This list is by no means exclusive: we invite proposals for papers and posters covering any aspect of children's speech-sound development.
Following
the child phonology conference
tradition, we will have no invited speakers.
Abstracts should be submitted via the Easy Chair Web
site, https://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=icpc20120.
Authors should indicate whether they
prefer to present an oral paper or a poster. Oral presentations will be
allocated a 30-minute slot each, to include a 5-10 minute discussion. Posters
will be displayed in dedicated poster sessions that do not overlap with oral
presentations. The final format of
the presentation will be decided on by the committee. Abstracts
should be 500 words long, with an additional page for references, examples,
tables, and tableaux, if needed. Abstracts
will be peer-reviewed anonymously and independently by three members of the
scientific committee.
Questions
about ICPC 2012 should be directed to Mandi Proue at proue002@umn.edu
The Scientific Committee for the 2012 ICPC is as follows:
Michael Becker, University of Massachusetts-Amherst
Cynthia Core, George Washington University
Robert Daland, UCLA
Ashley Ferris-Trimble, University of Iowa
Jeffrey J. Holliday, Ohio State University
Jill Hoover, Indiana University
Rebecca Macauley, Ohio State University
Benjamin Munson, University of Minnesota
Anne-Michelle Tessier, University of Alberta/University of Michigan
Venue
The
conference will be held at the McNamara Alumni Center (http://www.mac-events.org/)
on the University of Minnesota campus.
The conference
dinner will be a Thai food buffet held on the 35th floor of a
residential building in downtown Minneapolis, featuring the best urban views
(heck, the ONLY true urban views) that the upper Midwest has to offer.
ICPC will be held immediately prior to two other conferences in the Upper
Midwest. The following weekend, the
International Society on Infant Studies will host its biennial conference in
Minneapolis, and the Symposium for Research on Child Language Disorders will be
held in Madison, Wisconsin, a mere four-hour drive or bus ride from Minneapolis.
Individuals traveling long distances can maximize their trips by
attending two conferences.
Hotel Options
Days Hotel on University - 25 rooms blocked 2407 University Ave SE
Minneapolis MN 55414
Phone: 612-623-9303
http://www.hotelplanner.com/Hotels/93898/Reservations-Days-Hotel-on-University-Minneapolis-2407-University-Ave-Se-55414
Room Rate: $79.00 plus tax Distance from Conference Location: Located about 5
blocks from McNamara Alumni Center (5-10 minute walk)
University Hotel Minneapolis - 10 rooms blocked 615 Washington Ave SE
Minneapolis MN 55414
Phone: 612-379-8888
http://universityhotelminneapolis.com/
Room Rate: $119.00 plus tax Distance from Conference Location: Next door to
McNamara Alumni Center
Aloft Minneapolis - 25 rooms blocked 900 Washington Ave South Minneapolis MN
55415
Phone: 1-877-GO ALOFT (4625638)
http://alofthotels.com/minneapolis
Room Rate: $99.00 plus tax Distance from Conference Location: Located
approximately 2 miles from McNamara Alumni Center (accessible by public
transportation)
For all Hotels: Please mention the University of Minnesota Speech-Language-Hearing Sciences Department or the International Child Phonology Conference when making your reservation.
ICPC 2012 is supported by The University of Minnesota's Department of Speech-Language-Hearing Sciences, Institute on Child Development, and Program in Linguistics. We generously thank them for their support.