Laurel MacKenzie, New York University

Laurel MacKenzie is an Assistant Professor at New York University in the Department of Linguistics. Her research is chiefly concerned with language variation, especially throughout a speaker's lifetime. She is currently working on a number of projects including the Modeling the Linguistic Consequences of Digital Language Contact project and a longitudinal study of changes David Attenborough's Received Pronunciation accent.

Draga Zec, Cornell University

Draga Zec is a professor of Linguistics at Cornell University. Her research focuses on phonological theory, a study of the principles that govern the patterning of sound in individual languages, as well as cross-linguistically. She has worked in several areas of phonology and its interfaces: on the moraic theory of syllable structure, the representation of pitch accent, and both the phonology-morphology and the phonology-syntax interfaces.

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