The workshop will be held in the Math Lounge, on the top (16th) floor of the Lederle Graduate Research Tower. General directions to UMass can be found here; once on campus, head for the Lederle tower off of North Pleasant St -- on this map, it's in square C2. You can park in Lot 43, also in C2 (it's in front of Totman Gym). Take the elevator in Lederle to the top (16th) floor; the Math Lounge is on the right as you exit the elevator.

Here is the schedule:

9:00 breakfast (provided)

9:30 - Andres Salanova (MIT). Nominalizations, Perfects and Ergativity
10:00 - Ana Bastos (UConn). Multiple Topics: patterns, violations and rescue

10:30 coffee break (provided)

10:50 - Johnny Hsu-Te Cheng (UConn). The Theory of Quantifier Floating: Evidence from Mandarin Chinese
11:20 - Takuro Tanaka (UConn). Delimitedness Constraint on Floating Numerical Quantifiers
11:50 - Tue Trinh (MIT). Toward an Analysis of Transitive Resultatives

12:20 lunch (provided)

1:20 - Shiti Malhotra (Maryland). On Subjacency and A' movement in Hindi/Urdu
1:50 - Omer Preminger (MIT). Perfect Domains: Yet Another Theory of Syntactic Movement
2:20 - Rebecca McKeown (Maryland). Medium-distance Reflexives and Movement

2:50 break

3:10 - Natalia Fitzgibbons (UConn). A Syntactic Account of Negative Concord in Russian.
3:40 - Keir Moulton (UMass). Revisiting Postal's DOC: can we predict ECM from root meanings?
4:10 - Maki Kishida (Maryland). Predicates and Anaphors

4:40 coffee break (provided)

5:00 - Andrew McKenzie (UMass). A syntactic argument for a semantic EPP
5:30 - Jillian Mills (MIT). Objects in the Pseudopassive: The Syntax and Semantics of Bare NP Complements

6:00 - ECO5 business meeting

6:30 dinner in Amherst or Northampton (not provided)