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Can you try to increase diversity of invited speakers as well? :)

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Can you try to increase diversity of invited speakers as well? :)

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We could hold some sessions over summer (not as regular), even if it's social gather town meetings?

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We could hold some sessions over summer (not as regular), even if it's social gather town meetings?

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It's nice to have presentations by our own students and staff.

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It's nice to hear our own students & members of staff present papers, so keep some of that.

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Please could we look at inviting Lisa Green (University of Massachusetts, so may need to be a late event) who works on AAVE?

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Members of 'Feast and Famine' project offering some research training

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Maybe something about teaching linguistics so help PhDs rel new to teaching? Not sure the university doesn't offer better teaching support, however.

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Someone on older forms of languages, English or other.
Phonology/morphology - possibly Martin Maiden, Oxford.

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Presenting yourself in different academic contexts

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Presenting yourself in different academic contexts

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How to present yourself in presentations, interviews, etc.

Aimed at PGRs.

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Please could we ask Joan Beal to come along to the next Ling Lunch since we talked about this last time? :)

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I moved back to Tokyo in January, so I'd appreciate if any way I can join you online remains

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We could try for an outdoor event in Sept, as weather might still be OK? Charlotte mentioned we can use space at Endcliffe Village?

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We could try for an outdoor event in Sept, as weather might still be OK? Charlotte mentioned we can use space at Endcliffe Village?

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We could have cake!!

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Perhaps take advantage of not having to pay expenses to invite people we couldn't usually afford. If this was US people, we might have to reschedule events to 4pm, though.

We could advertise speakers more widely?

I would like to hear from Teresa Pratt (https://www.uni-due.de/~hg0645/), Annette D'Onofrio (https://faculty.wcas.northwestern.edu/~akd2621/research.html).

Also can we ask Holly and Sadie to talk about Manchester Voices?

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It's been great hearing about people's projects in the short-term and finding out details about how to go along to their event (whether online or in person now!)

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I'm still relatively new to LingLunch - so it would be great to hear a quick summary of what different people in the group are up to n their research projects

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I'm still relatively new to LingLunch - so it would be great to hear a quick summary of what different people in the group are up to n their research projects

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Talking about careers/things to expect in academia has always been helpful for me as well as inviting people within academic/non-academic jobs to come and speak at LingLunch

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Blended sessions sound like a good idea for those who want to meet in person and then stream those who would prefer to be online - may need to test it out!

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I'm based away from Sheffield so it would be great to keep a virtual presence even if we can meet face to face.

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I'm based away from Sheffield so it would be great to keep a virtual presence even if we can meet face to face.

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Add your thoughts about the future of LingLunch. 

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Add your thoughts about the future of LingLunch. 

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Who should we try to invite to speak?

Should we aim for face-to-face sessions, online sessions, blended sessions, or a mixture of face-to-face and online?

What skills training can we usefully offer in the time we have (1 hour per week)?

Which sessions have been the most useful over the past year?