Curriculum Vitae

1. PERSONAL DETAILS

Name Ivy Sichel Date of Birth 13 September 1964 ID no: 012712733 Nationality: / United States Immigration to Israel: 1971 Permanent address: 9 HaManor St. apt. 2 Tel Aviv, 66558 Phone: 0524-604172; 02-5883975 Email: [email protected]

2. HIGHER EDUCATION

1985-1988 Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv, Israel BA in Theoretical Linguistics

1988-1990 Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv, Israel MA candidate in Theoretical Linguistics

1990-2001 City University of New York, Graduate School and University Center Phd in Theoretical Linguistics Dissertation title: Studies in the Syntax of Pronouns and Features Women’s Studies Certificate Dissertation Advisors: Richard Kayne, Marcel Den Dikken

2001-2003 Post-doctoral Fellow at Hebrew University, Koret foundation and Golda Meir foundation Host: Prof. Edit Doron

F 2006 Visiting Scholar at the Linguistics and Philosophy department, MIT

F 2007 Visiting Scholar at the Linguistics and Philosophy department, MIT

F 2010 Visiting Scholar at the Linguistics and Philosophy department, MIT

Sp 2013 Visiting Scholar at the Linguistics and Philosophy department, MIT

3. APPOINTMENTS AT THE HEBREW UNIVERSITY

2003-2012 Lecturer, Departments of English / Linguistics and Cognitive Science, Faculty of Humanities 2012-present Senior Lecturer, Department of Linguistics and Cognitive Science, Faculty of Humanities

4. ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS AT THE HEBREW UNIVERSITY

F 2003 – S 2006 M.A. advising in the Cognitive Science Program F 2004-S 2005 Coordinator of the Cognitive Science Program F 2008-S 2009 Steering Committee for the School of Philosophy and Religion F 2008-2011 B.A. advising in the Cognitive Science Program F 2008-2012 Coordinator of the Generative Linguistics Program

5. OTHER ACTIVITIES

2001-present: Ad hoc reviewer for: Natural Language and Linguistic Theory, Linguistic Inquiry, Lingua, The Linguistic Review, Generative Linguistics in the Old World (GLOW), North East Linguistic Society (NELS), West Coast Conference of Formal Linguistics (WCCFL), Israeli Association of Theoretical Linguistics (IATL), The Israel Science Foundation (ISF). One year: Member of the Linguistics and Language decision committee, Israel Science Foundation (ISF). 2006: Co-organization of ISF funded international workshop 'Events, Syntax and the Lexicon' (with Prof. Malka Hovav-Rappaport and Prof. Edit Doron) 2008: Co-organization of the 24th annual conference of the Israeli Association of Theoretical Linguistics (with Prof. Malka Hovav-Rappaport and Prof. Edit Doron) 2012: Co-organization of a workshop on the syntax and semantics of resumptive pronouns ‘Celebrating Thirty Years to the Paper by Edit Doron’, Institute for Advanced Studies, The Hebrew University. 2013: Co-organization of the 29th annual conference of the Israeli Association of Theoretical Linguistics (with Prof. Edit Doron, Dr. Nora Boneh, and Dr. Eitan Grossman). 2008-Present: Editorial Board for Natural Language and Linguistic Theory

6. GRANTS

2004-2007 2004-2007 Ivy Sichel. Raising in English and Hebrew DP 2004-2008 Israel Science Foundation research grant, (roughly) $65,000 2004-2009 2012-2015 Ivy Sichel, Pronouns, Structure, and Competition Israel Science Foundation research grant, (roughly) $75,000

7. TEACHING AT THE HEBREW UNIVERSITY

A. Supervision of master and doctoral degree students  Master degree students and thesis titles (single advisor):

Shira Farbi (2005). The Difference between Strong and Weak Islands for Wh-Movement. Graduated with honors from the English department. Yulia Spivak (2005). The Status of Local Scrambling in Russian. Graduated with honors from the department of Cognitive Science. Tanya Benchetrit (2005). The Syntax of French-Speaking Children's Relatives. MA thesis, Hebrew University of . Shireen Siam (2010). Syntax and Semantics of Resumptive Pronouns in Palestinian Arabic. MA thesis, Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Einat Keren (2012). A Diachronic Study of the History of Negative Concord in Modern Hebrew. MA thesis, Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

 Doctoral degree students and thesis titles:

Tanya Benchetrit. (2012) Competence and Performance in French-Speaking Children's Relatives. Ilona Spector (in progress) The Syntax of Clefts in Modern Hebrew. Co-advisor with Prof. Edit Doron.

B. Post-Doctoral Visitors

Nora Boneh. F 2004- S 2006, Lady Davis Fellowship. Joint work in progress on the cross-linguistic syntax of possession and existentials in Hebrew and varieties of Arabic (see #16 in list of publications).

C. Courses taught

 Bachelor's degree courses:

Introduction to the Study of Language Syntax and Semantics (co-taught with Prof. Edit Doron) Principles and Parameters in Universal Grammar Departmental Seminar in Cognitive Science Readings in Language and Learnability Introduction to English Linguistics Language, Thought, Evolution Syntactic Theory Language and Identity

 Master's degree courses:

A-movement and Non-finite Complementation Contemporary Approaches to Clausal Complementation Language and Identity Recent Developments in the Minimalist Program Issues in Contemporary Syntax Towards a Sociolinguistics of Modern Hebrew Nominalization and the Structure of DP

8. PUBLICATIONS

Sichel, I. (1997) Two Pronominal Copulas and the Syntax of Hebrew Nonverbal Sentences. Texas Linguistics Forum 38, 295-306.

Sichel, I. (2000) Evidence for DP-internal Remnant Movement. In A. Coetzee, J.-Y. Kim, M. Hirotani & N. Hall (eds.) Proceedings of NELS 30.

Sichel, I. (2000) Demonstrative Pronouns, Binding, and Identity. In M. Minnick Fox, A. Williams & E. Kaiser (eds.) Proceedings of The Penn Linguistics Colloquium 24.

Sichel, I. (2002) Phrasal Movement in Hebrew Adjectival and Possessive DPs. In Alexiadou, E. Anagnostopoulou, S. Barbiers & H.M. Gaertner (eds.) Dimensions of Movement and the T-Model. Amsterdam: John Benjamins. p. 297-333.

Sichel, I. (2002) Pronoun Movement as Attraction. In Y. Falk (ed.) Proceedings of the Israeli Association for Theoretical Linguistics 18.

Sichel, I. (2003) Phrasal Movement within DP. In J. Lecarme (ed.) Studies in Afro-Asiatic Linguistics II. Current Issues in Linguistic Theory 241. Amsterdam: John Benjamins. 447-479.

Sichel, I. (2007) Raising in DP Revisited. In S. Dubinsky & W. Davies (eds.) New Horizons in the Analysis of Control and Raising. Springer. 15-34.

Sichel, I. (2008) Kinuyim romzim ve-anafora (=Demonstrative Pronouns and Anaphora/Hebrew). In G. Hatav (ed.) Balshanut Ivrit Te’oretit (=Hebrew Theoretical Linguistics). Magnes publishers, Jerusalem. 279-307.

Sichel, I. (2009) New Evidence for the Structural Realization of the Implicit External Argument in Nominalizations. Linguistic Inquiry 40.4:712-723.

Iatridou, S. and I. Sichel (2009) NegDP and Scope Diminishment: Some basic patterns. In A. Schardl, M. Walkow and M. Abdurrahman (eds.) Proceedings of NELS 38. GLSA, University of Massachusetts, Amherst. 337-350.

Hovav, Malka, Edit Doron and Ivy Sichel. (2010) Syntax, Lexical Semantics and Event Structure. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

M. Hovav, E. Doron and I. Sichel (2010). Introduction. In M. Hovav, E. Doron and I. Sichel (eds.) Syntax, Lexical Semantics and Event Structure. Oxford: Oxford University Press. 1-18.

Sichel, I. (2010) Event Structure Constraints in Nominalization. In A. Alexiadou and M. Rathert (eds.) The Syntax of Nominalizations across Languages and Frameworks. Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter. 159-197.

Sichel, I. (2010) Towards a Typology of OC and NOC in DP. In N. Hornstein and M. Polinsky and (eds.) Movement Theory of Control. Amsterdam: John Benjamins Press. 245-268.

Boneh, N. and I. Sichel (2010) Deconstructing Possession. Natural Language and Linguistic Theory 28.1: 1-40.

Iatridou, S. and I. Sichel (1122) NegDP, Scope Diminishment, and A-Chains. Linguistic Inquiry 42.4: 595- 629.

Sichel, I. (2013) Infinitive Complements. Encyclopedia of and Linguistics. Brill.

Sichel, I. (2013) Purpose Clauses. Encyclopedia of Hebrew Language and Linguistics. Brill.

Sichel, I. (to appear) Resumptive Pronouns and Competition. Linguistic Inquiry.