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updated: Feb. 2014 LAURA WILBUR MCGARRITY CONTACT INFORMATION Department of Linguistics Box 352425 Seattle, WA 98195 phone: (206) 685-3549 fax: (206) 685-7978 lauramcg@u.washington.edu http://faculty.washington.edu/lauramcg/ EDUCATION Ph.D. 2003 Indiana University, Bloomington Major: Linguistics Minor: Speech and Hearing Sciences Title: Constraints on patterns of primary and secondary stress M.A. 1999 Indiana University, Bloomington Major: Linguistics B.A. 1994 Magna cum laude, Trinity University, San Antonio, TX Major: Russian Minor: Linguistics PROFESSIONAL/TEACHING EXPERIENCE 2005 pres. Lecturer, Linguistics Department, : Courses taught: LING 100 Fundamentals of Grammar LING 200 Introduction to Linguistic Thought LING DL200 Introduction to Linguistic Thought (Distance Learning online) LING 400 Survey of Linguistic Method and Theory LING 451 Introduction to Phonological Analysis LING 452 Phonology II LING 580 Prosodic Morphology LING 580 Issues in Metrical Phonology LING 580 Essentials of Optimality Theory GEN ST 197D Looking through the Lens of Language (Freshman Seminar) Online curriculum developer for LING 200 Online curriculum developer for LING 100 2004 pres. Lecturer, Communication Department, : Course taught: COM 374 Perspectives on Language 2003 Lecturer, College of Arts and Sciences, Indiana University Course taught: E105 Patterns in Sound

McGarrity, L. p. 2 1997 2004 Research and teaching assistant, Department of Linguistics, Indiana University; Assisted with planning classes, teaching, grading, and holding office hours in: Graduate courses taught: L542 Introduction to Phonological Analysis L642 Advanced Phonological Description L712 Seminar on Opacity Effects L700 Seminar on Phonological Acquisition Undergraduate course taught: L307 Phonology 1997 1999 Laboratory assistant for Judith Gierut, Learnability Laboratory (NIH DC 001694), Department of Speech and Hearing Sciences, Indiana University; Assisted with data transcription, entry, and analysis. SERVICE AND RELATED ACTIVITY 2013 pres. Member of Provost s Work group on Lecturer Appointments (Co-chairs Marcia Killien, Lisa Coutu) 2013 (May) Invited panelist for AAUP forum on Lecturer Issues and Concerns 2013 (Jul.) Invited special session speaker for UW Parent Orientation: It s in the Syllabus: How to help your student succeed in college, Center for Teaching and Learning 2013 Reviewer for Phonology 2013 Reviewer for Journal of Phonetics 2012 (Sep.) Guest talk for Linguistics TA orientation: Preparing for student evaluations of teaching 2011 (Fall) Invited facilitator for Collegium on Large Class Instruction: Planning, reconstructing, or resurrecting a large lecture class, UW Teaching Academy 2011 (Spring) Invited facilitator for Collegium on Large Class Instruction: Using technology to accomplish your classroom goals, UW Teaching Academy 2011 (Feb.) Guest talk for Linguistics TA workshop: Interpreting and learning from your student evaluations 2010 Participant, Faculty-Student Community Building and Development, with Office of Undergraduate Academic Affairs and UW Alumni Association 2010 Facilitator, TA Fall Orientation, Department of Linguistics, UW 2009 Invited participant/facilitator for Collegium on Large Class Instruction: Engaging your students in a large classroom, UW Teaching Academy 2008 2009 4x4 Writing Initiative participant, UW 2008 Second reader, MA Thesis for Jonathan Washington, UW 2008 Abstract referee for West Coast Conference on Formal Linguistics 2008 Reviewer for Phonology 2007 pres. Created, maintain LING 200 Instructional Resource Archive for Dept. of Linguistics, UW 2007 Reviewer for Phonology 2007 Reviewer for Linguistic Discovery 2007 Reviewer for Working Papers in Linguistics 2007 Abstract referee for West Coast Conference on Formal Linguistics 2006 pres. Department of Linguistics, Fall TA orientation, UW

McGarrity, L. p. 3 2006 Reviewer for Phonology 2005 Reviewer for Working Papers in Linguistics 2004 Reviewer for Journal of Child Language GRANTS, HONORS, FELLOWSHIPS AND AWARDS 2011 Nominated for Distinguished Teaching Award, 2009 Nominated for Distinguished Teaching Award, 2007 UW Panhellenic Association Award for Excellence and Commitment to Teaching 2003 2004 Postdoctoral fellowship, Department of Linguistics, Indiana University 2003 Indiana University Linguistics Travel Grant 2002 2003 College of Arts and Sciences Dissertation Year Research Fellowship and Salaroglio Modern Foreign Language Scholarship, Indiana University 2002 College of Arts and Sciences Travel Grant, Indiana University 1999 2002 National Institutes of Health DC 00012 Pre-doctoral fellowship in Speech, Hearing and Sensory Communication, Indiana University 1999 Fred W. Householder Memorial research grant, Indiana University INVITED TALKS, LECTURES 2010 (Oct.) Guest lecture for COM 496 Honors Seminar: Linguistics Research 2007 (May) Guest lecture for LING 200 Introduction to Linguistic Thought: Psycholinguistics 2007 (Feb.) Guest lecture for LING 200 Introduction to Linguistic Thought: Language and the brain 2006 (Dec.) Linguistics Department colloquium: Overcoming the fear of infinity: Factorial typology in Optimality Theory 2006 (May) Guest lecture for LING 200 Introduction to Linguistic Thought: The Ebonics Controversy PUBLICATIONS McGarrity, Laura W. 2014. The role of onsets in primary and secondary stress patterns. In Ashley Farris-Trimble & Jessica Barlow (eds.), Perspectives on Phonological Theory and Development: In Honor of Daniel A. Dinnsen. [LALD 56] Amsterdam: John Benjamins. McGarrity, Laura W. 2008. Nonuniformity of coda weight in Kuuku-Ya u. In Ashley W. Farris- Trimble and Daniel A. Dinnsen (eds.), Indiana University Working Papers in Linguistics 6: Phonological opacity effects in Optimality Theory, 55-70. Bloomington, IN: IULC Publications. Dinnsen, Daniel A. & McGarrity, Laura W. 2004. On the nature of alternations in phonological acquisition. Studies in Phonetics, Phonology and Morphology 10, 23-41. McGarrity, Laura W. (submitted). Prosody-driven melody vs. melody-driven prosody: A stress typology. In John R. Rennison, Friedrich Neubarth, & Markus A. Pöchtrager (eds.), Proceedings of the Ninth International Phonology Meeting, 2002. Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter.

McGarrity, L. p. 4 McGarrity, Laura W. 2002. On the typological predictions of fixed vs. complementary rankings of stress constraints. In Augustine Aguwele & Hansang Park (eds.), Online Proceedings of the 2002 Texas Linguistics Society. University of Texas, Austin: Texas Linguistic Forum. (http://uts.cc.utexas.edu/~tls/2002tls/tls_2002_proceedings.html) McGarrity, Laura W. & Botne, Robert. 2002. Between agreement and case marking in Lamnso. In Robert Botne & Rose Vondrasek (eds.), Indiana University Working Papers in Linguistics 3, Explorations in African Linguistics: From Lamnso to Sesotho, 53-70. Bloomington, IN: Indiana University Linguistics Club. Dinnsen, Daniel A., McGarrity, Laura W. & O Connor, Kathleen. 2001. Review of Optimality Theory, by René Kager. Studies in Second Language Acquisition 23, 422-423. Dinnsen, Daniel A., McGarrity, Laura W., O Connor, Kathleen & Swanson, Kim. 1999/2000. On the role of sympathy in acquisition. Language Acquisition 8, 321-361. McGarrity, Laura W. 1999. A sympathy account of multiple opacity in Wintu. In K. Baertsch & Daniel A. Dinnsen (eds.), Indiana University Working Papers in Linguistics, Vol. 1: Optimal Green Ideas in Phonology, 93-107. Bloomington: Indiana University Linguistics Club. Dinnsen, Daniel A. & McGarrity, Laura W. 1999. Variation and emerging faithfulness in phonological acquisition. In A. Greenhill, H. Littlefield & C. Tano (eds.), Proceedings of the 23 rd Annual Boston University Conference on Language Development, 172-183. Somerville, MA: Cascadilla Press. PRESENTATIONS McGarrity, Laura W. 2007 (Jan.) Coda weight variability and context-dependency in Kuuku Ya u. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Linguistic Society of America, Anaheim, CA. McGarrity, Laura W. 2005 (Jan.) Patterns on sonority-sensitivity in languages with multiple stresses. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Linguistic Society of America, Oakland, CA. McGarrity, Laura W. 2003 (Oct.) The role of sonority in primary and secondary stress assignment. Paper presented at the Ninth Mid-Continental Workshop on Phonology. University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. Dinnsen, Daniel A. & McGarrity, Laura W. 2003 (May). Derived environment effects in phonological acquisition. Paper presented at the Eleventh Manchester Phonology Meeting, Manchester, UK. McGarrity, Laura W. 2002 (Nov). Prosody-driven melody vs. melody-driven prosody: A stress typology. Paper presented at the Ninth International Phonology Meeting, Vienna. McGarrity, Laura W. 2002 (Oct). On the interaction of prosody and melody. Paper presented at the Eighth Mid-Continental Workshop on Phonology, Indiana University, Bloomington. McGarrity, Laura W. 2002 (Apr). On the implications of fixed constraint rankings for predicting stress patterns. Poster presented at the North American Phonology Conference 2, Concordia University, Montréal.

McGarrity, L. p. 5 McGarrity, Laura W. 2002 (Mar). On the typological predictions of fixed vs. complementary rankings of stress constraints. Paper presented at the Texas Linguistics Society Conference, University of Texas, Austin. McGarrity, Laura W. 2001 (Jan). On the interaction of stress and epenthesis in Yimas. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Linguistic Society of America, Washington D.C. McGarrity, Laura W. 2000 (Oct). To stress or not to stress?: The stress-epenthesis interaction in Yimas. Paper presented at the Sixth Mid-Continental Workshop on Phonology, Ohio State University, Columbus, OH. McGarrity, Laura W. 1999 (Jul). Agreement and Un-agreement in Lamnso. Paper presented at the 30th Annual Conference on African Linguistics, University of Illinois, Urbana- Champaign. Dinnsen, Daniel. A. & McGarrity, Laura W. 1998 (Nov). Variation and emerging faithfulness in phonological acquisition. Paper presented at the 23rd Annual Boston University Conference on Language Development, Boston, MA. Wilbur [McGarrity], Laura. 1998 (Jan). Convergent sympathy. Paper presented at the 1998 Annual Meeting of the Linguistic Society of America, New York, NY. Dinnsen, Daniel A. & Wilbur [McGarrity], Laura. 1997 (Oct). Sympathy and continuity in children s grammars. Paper presented at the Third Mid-Continental Workshop on Phonology, Bloomington, IN. Wilbur [McGarrity], Laura. 1997 (Oct). Opacity effects in Wintu: a case of converging sympathy. Paper presented at the Third Mid-Continental Workshop on Phonology, Bloomington, IN. MEMBERSHIP IN PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS 1997 pres. Linguistic Society of America (LSA) REFERENCES Professor Karen Zagona Professor David Domke, Chair Department of Communication Department of Linguistics Box 352425 Box 353740 Seattle, WA 98195 Seattle, WA 98195 email: zagona@u.washington.edu email: domke@u.washington.edu Principal Lecturer Lisa Coutu Department of Communication Box 353740 Seattle, WA 98195 email: coutu@uw.edu