Updated 4/2018 Daniel Duncan—Curriculum Vitae Department of Linguistics New York University 10 Washington Place New York, NY 10003 USA dad463 at nyu dot edu https://wp.nyu.edu/dan_duncan Education: Expected 2018 Ph.D. Linguistics, New York University Advisor and Committee Chair: John Singler Dissertation Committee Members: Renée Blake, Robin Dodsworth, Gregory Guy, Laurel MacKenzie Dissertation Topic: Language variation and change in the geographies of suburbs 2015 M.A. Linguistics, New York University Qualifying Paper: “Tense” /æ/ is lax: An experimental phonotactics study Qualifying Paper: Phonetic evidence problematizing the proposed speech island around St. Louis, Missouri 2013 B.A. Linguistics, East European Peace Studies; Swarthmore College High Honors (Honors Major: Linguistics; Honors Minor: Peace and Conflict Studies) Thesis: A sociophonetic analysis of country music Thesis: Language policies as structural violence in the former Yugoslavia Publications: Accepted Duncan, Daniel. ‘Residential segregation and ethnolinguistic variation’. Sociolinguistic Studies. [Review Essay]. 2018 Duncan, Daniel. ‘Understanding St. Louis’ love for hoosier’. Names: A Journal of Onomastics 66(1): 14-24. DOI: 10.1080/00277738.2017.1344460. 2017 Duncan, Daniel. ‘Australian singer, American features: Performing authenticity in country music’. Language & Communication 52: 31-44. [Special issue: Language Ideologies in Music]. DOI: 10.1016/j.langcom.2016.08.004. 2016 Duncan, Daniel. ‘Language policy, ethnic conflict, and conflict resolution: Albanian in the former Yugoslavia’. Language Policy 15(4): 453-474. DOI: 10.1007/s10993-015- 9380-0. 2014 Duncan, Janine, and Daniel Duncan. ‘Building community through the experiences of multilingual families: Preparing FCS professionals for a multilingual society’. Journal of Family and Consumer Sciences 106(4):17-22. 2012 Duncan, Daniel. Annotation of Baba Yaga and Zamoryshek (by Aleksandr Nikolaevich Afanas'ev). In The Annotated Afanas'ev Library, available at http://aal.obdurodon.org/. Duncan 1 Updated 4/2018 Conference Proceedings: 2016 Duncan, Daniel. ‘“Tense” /æ/ is still lax: A phonotactics study’. Supplemental Proceedings of 2015 Meetings on Phonology. DOI: 10.3765/amp.v3i0.3653. 2016 Duncan, Daniel. ‘A Freezing account of the ish-construction in English’. University of Pennsylvania Working Papers in Linguistics 22(1): 101-108. Book Reviews: To appear Duncan, Daniel. Review of ‘Critical toponymies: The contested politics of place naming’. Edited by Lawrence D. Berg and Jani Vuolteenaho. Routledge. 2009. Names: A Journal of Onomastics. DOI: 10.1080/00277738.2017.1415529. Presentations: 2018 Duncan, Daniel. ‘Urban/suburban contact as stylized social practice’. Paper to be presented at Urban Language Research 2018, University of Graz. 2018 Duncan, Daniel. ‘Grammars compete late: Evidence from embedded passives’. Penn Linguistics Conference 42. 2018 Robinson, Mary, and Daniel Duncan. ‘Holistic approaches to syntactic variation: Wh-all questions in English’. Penn Linguistics Conference 42. 2018 Duncan, Daniel. ‘Changing language and identity during suburbanization’. Annual Meeting of the Linguistic Society of America, Salt Lake City, Utah. 2018 Duncan, Daniel, and Janine Duncan. ‘All in the family: Finding opportunities for collaboration close to home’. Annual Meeting of the Linguistic Society of America, Salt Lake City, Utah. [Showcase: Collaboration with other disciplines and beyond]. Poster. 2018 Duncan, Daniel. ‘Stigmatization-driven chain shift in St. Louis’. American Dialect Society Annual Meeting, Salt Lake City, Utah. 2017 Duncan, Daniel. ‘“I’m Catholic and she’s Public”: Education and the Northern Cities Shift in St. Louis’. New Ways of Analyzing Variation 46, University of Wisconsin- Madison. Poster. 2017 Duncan, Daniel. ‘Identity, archetype, and language in an American metropolitan area’. Urban Space Research Network Symposium 2017, University of Heidelberg. 2017 Robinson, Mary, and Daniel Duncan. ‘Who all can say who all in American English?’ Biennial International Conference on the Linguistics of Contemporary English 7, Vigo, Spain. 2017 Duncan, Daniel. ‘Understanding St. Louis’ love for hoosier’. American Name Society Annual Meeting, Austin, Texas. 2017 Duncan, Daniel. ‘Merger just wasn’t in the CARDs in St. Louis’. American Dialect Society Annual Meeting, Austin, Texas. Poster. 2016 Bleaman, Isaac, and Daniel Duncan. ‘The Gettysburg Corpus: Testing the proposition that all tense /æ/s are created equal’. New Ways of Analyzing Variation 45, Simon Fraser University. 2016 Duncan, Daniel. ‘Merger just wasn’t in the CARDs in St. Louis: cord-card as a near- merger’. New Ways of Analyzing Variation 45, Simon Fraser University. Poster. 2016 Duncan, Daniel. ‘Syntactic variation as a consequence of variable Impoverishment in Fula objects’. Formal Ways of Analyzing Variation 3, CUNY Graduate Center. Duncan 2 Updated 4/2018 2015 Duncan, Daniel. ‘The rapid grammaticalization of the English ish-construction: Syntactic change in apparent time’. New Ways of Analyzing Variation 44, University of Toronto. 2015 Bahri, Soubeika, Marie-Eve Bouchard, Daniel Duncan, and Natalie Povilonis de Vilchez. ‘Perceptions of raised BOUGHT and TH-stopping: Varying indexicalities of New York City English features’. New Ways of Analyzing Variation 44, University of Toronto. 2015 Duncan, Daniel. ‘“Tense” /æ/ is still lax: A phonotactics study’. Annual Meeting on Phonology 2015, University of British Columbia. Poster. 2015 Duncan, Daniel, Renée Blake, Isaac Bleaman, Marie-Eve Bouchard, and Zachary Jaggers. ‘Some new kind of ish in American English’. Biennial International Conference on the Linguistics of Contemporary English 6, University of Wisconsin-Madison. 2015 Duncan, Daniel. ‘A Freezing account of the ish-construction in English’. Penn Linguistics Conference 39, University of Pennsylvania. Poster. 2015 Duncan, Daniel. ‘“Peppe[r]oni and g[ɹ]een peppe[ɹ]s": Evidence of word-internal phonological code switching’. CUNY Forum on Multilingual Phonology, CUNY Graduate Center. 2014 Bleaman, Isaac, Daniel Duncan, Shelley Feuer, Gregory Guy, Zachary Jaggers, and Matthew Stuck ‘“She said [that/Ø] she couldn't take a complement": Complementizer that omission in American English’. New Ways of Analyzing Variation 43, Chicago, IL. 2014 Duncan, Daniel. ‘An Australian in Nashville: Style shifting and authentic performance of country music’. Workshop on Language Ideologies and Music in Contact Situations, Aarhus University. 2013 Duncan, Daniel. ‘When it comes to Kosovo, are Serbs all speaking the same language?’ Notre Dame Student Peace Conference, University of Notre Dame. 2011 Duncan, Janine, and Daniel Duncan. ‘Reaching beyond “context”: Preparing FCS professionals for a multilingual society’. Annual Conference of American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences, Phoenix, AZ. Invited Talks: 2017 Spell-Out as the locus of syntactic variation. Talk given at NYU Syntax Brown Bag, 10/27/2017. 2015 Ish: Rapid grammaticalization in apparent time. Talk given at NYU Syntax Brown Bag, 2/27/2015. University Teaching (New York University): Fall 2016 LING-UA-15 Language and Society Teaching Assistant for Laurel MacKenzie Fall 2015 LING-UA-1 Language Teaching Assistant for Mark Baltin Spring 2015 LING-UA-47 The Language of America's Ethnic Minorities Teaching Assistant for Renée Blake Duncan 3 Updated 4/2018 Guest Lectures: Spring 2016 Introduction to Phonetics/Phonology (LING-UA-23 African American English, Prof. Renée Blake) The Sound System of African American English (LING-UA-23 African American English, Prof. Renée Blake) Fall 2016 Introduction to Phonetics/Phonology (FRSEM-UA-634 BlackLanguageMatters, Prof. Renée Blake) Spring 2017 Dialect Change in St. Louis, Mo. (LING-UA-57 English Dialects, Prof. Laurel MacKenzie) Development: 2015-2016 LING-UA-15 Language and Society, LING-GA-1510 Sociolinguistics Assisted Renée Blake in syllabus construction Academic Service: 2018 Program and Abstract Committee, New Ways of Analyzing Variation 47 Spring 2015- Fall 2016 NYU Sociolinguistics Lab Manager 2015-2016 Vice President, LANYU Graduate Student Organization 2015 Organizing Committee, Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics 35 2015 Local Committee, Roots IV 2014-2017 Organizing Committee, SYNC (SUNY, Yale, NYU, CUNY) Graduate Conference Honors and Awards: 2018 First Prize, Linguistic Society of America Student Abstract Award, $500 2017 NSF Doctoral Dissertation Research Improvement Grant, BCS-1651102 DDRI ‘Language variation and change in the geographies of suburbs’, $13,689.00 2017 NYU Graduate School of Arts and Sciences Travel Grant, $500 2017 American Name Society Emerging Scholar Award, $340 Awarded to the best paper in onomastics presented at the annual meeting by a scholar in early stages of their professional career 2017 American Dialect Society Student Travel Grant, $500 2013 Phi Beta Kappa, Swarthmore College 2013 Kwink Trophy, Swarthmore College Athletics Awarded to the senior male athlete "who best exemplified the five principles of the Society of Kwink: service, spirit, scholarship, society and sportsmanship." 2012-2013 Thomas S. '30 and Marian Hamming '30 Nicely Scholarship, Swarthmore College 2012 Eugene Lang Summer Initiative Grant, Swarthmore College. ‘A sociophonetic study of country music’, $4500 2011-2013 Page-Pixton Scholarship, Swarthmore College 2011-2013 Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area Team, Swimming 2011-2013 Centennial Conference Winter Academic Honor Roll, Swimming Duncan 4 Updated 4/2018 Community Outreach