About Us
The Undergraduate Linguistics Club is made up of students at Rutgers with an interest in Linguistics. Membership is open to majors and minors of any field, and is not limited to Linguistic students. Our purpose is to:
- inspire a general interest in Linguistics and related fields among Rutgers University students
- host Linguistics and language-related events for the public
- provide a forum for advising Rutgers students on their ideas, questions, and projects
- strengthen the relationship between the Linguistics Department and the student body
- aid students in their understanding of Linguistics and languages
Want to join us?
Come to any event to participate in club activities. If you want to get even more involved, join us at one of our upcoming meetings.
Linguistics Club News:
Congratulations to our new E-Board members for Fall 2008, Mathias Bullerman (President) and Meghan Schwab (Treasurer)!
Come to Daniel Altschuler's talk on applying to graduate school for linguistics, Tuesday, February 24th at 7:30 PM in room 108 of the linguistic building!
We're on Facebook and on Sakai!
