Caroline Heycock

Assistant Professor
Department of Linguistics

Where I am

When I'm there

What I teach

What I work on

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Where and when to find me:

Where:

Office	Office phone	Department Fax	E-mail
304, 46 East Delaware Avenue	(302) 831 6837	(302) 831 6896	heycock@udel.edu

Full mailing address:

Department of Linguistics University of Delaware 46 East Delaware Avenue Newark, DE 19716 USA

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When:

	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
9 - 10		L101 (Hons)		L101 (Hons)
10 - 11
11 - 12		L101		L101
12 - 1
1 - 2		Syntax III		L101 section
2 - 3
3 - 4				Office hour
4 - 5		Office hour

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Teaching

In the Spring Semester of 1997 I taught an Honors course of Linguistics 101 and a graduate syntax course: Syntax II. In the Fall Semester of 1997 I will be teaching three courses:

L101

L101 is a course that introduces some of the main findings of modern linguistics, the scientific study of language, and teaches some of the techniques for analyzing language.
Lectures for this course are on Tuesday and Thursday, 11am - 11.50am, with sections meeting at various times (consult the registration information).

L101 (Honors)

As L101, this is a course introducing some of the findings and techniques of modern linguistics. As an honours course there will be a significant component of class discussion and emphasis on problem-solving.
Classes will be held on Tuesday and Thursday, from 9.30am to 10.45am.

Syntax III

This is a graduate course suitable for anyone who has completed the Syntax I and II sequence. It will be taught primarily as a seminar. The course will focus on the syntax of small clauses and of copular constructions in a variety of languages, and what they can tell us about the syntax/semantics interface. Students will be encouraged to present both papers from the literature and the results of their own work.
The class will meet once a week on Tuesday, from 1pm to 4pm, in Room 202.

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Research

Outside interests