Profile
I. Education
Sept 1991 PhD in
Linguistics
- June 1996 Department of
Linguistics, Harvard University
(Korean
Syntax major, Language acquisition minor)
(Dissertation
title:
Dependencies: A
Study of Anaphoricity and Scrambling)
Mar 1988 Master in
English Linguistics
- Feb 1990 Department of
English language and literature, Ewha Womans University
(Thesis
title: On the structure of Inflection Phrase in English)
Mar1984 BA in English
Language and Literature
- Feb 1988 Department of
English language and literature, Ewha Womans University
II. Teaching and Research Experience
Jan 2018 Visiting Professor (in collaboration with Professor Spyridoula Varlokosta)
-June 2018 Department of Linguistics
Faculty of Philology
School of Philology
National and
Kapodistrian University of Athens
Greece
Dec 2014 Visiting
Professor (in collaboration with Professor Ur Shlonsky)
- May 2015 Département de Linguistique
Faculté des Lettres
Université de Genève
CH-1211 Genève 4
Suisse
Sept 2011 Professor
- Present Department
of English
Sejong
University
(Syntax, Current Trends of Grammar, Understandings Sentence Structure,
First Language Acquisition, Second Language Acquisition, English Linguistics,
Advanced Syntax, Seminar in Linguistics, Languages and Linguistics, 6-9 credits
a semester including Graduate Students (MA and PhD candidates) thesis Advisor)
Mar 2006 Coordinate
Researcher at the Harvard-Yenching Institute
- Feb 2007 in collaboration
with Professor Susumu Kuno
Harvard
University
(Research
on East Asian Linguistics focusing on Korean and Japanese)
Mar 2005 Associate
Professor
- Aug 2011 Department of
English
Sejong
University
(Syntax, English Linguistics, Advanced Syntax, Seminar in Linguistics,
Languages and Linguistics, 6-9 credits a semester including Graduate Students
(MA and PhD candidates) thesis Advisor)
Sept 2005 Visiting
Professor
- Aug 2006 Department of
Linguistics
New
York University
Mar 2003 Director
of the Korean Language Program
- Aug 2005 EU Executive
Training Program
Sejong
University
(Structure of the Korean
language, Basic Korean, Intermediate Korean, Advanced Korean, Training teachers
of Korean as a Foreign language,
including Graduate Students
(MA candidates) thesis Advisor)
Mar 2001 Assistant
Professor
-Feb 2005 Department of
English
Sejong
University
(Syntax, English
Linguistics, Advanced Syntax, English Grammar, Seminar on Linguistics, 9
credits a semester, including Graduate Students (MA and PhD candidates) thesis
Advisor)
Mar 2001 Director
- Feb 2003 Asian Studies
Program (Both for undergraduates and graduates)
Sejong
University
(Languages and Linguistics,
Basic Korean, Intermediate Korean, Advanced Korean, 3-6 credits a semester)
Mar 1999 Full-time
Lecturer
- Feb 2001 Department
of English
Sejong University
(Syntax,
English Linguistics, Advanced Syntax, 9 credits a semester)
including
Graduate Students (MA and PhD candidates) thesis Advisor)
Sep 1998 Full-time
Lecturer of the English Program
- Feb 1999 Ewha Womans University
(English
,12 credits)
Mar 1998 Lecturer for
graduate school and for undergraduates
- Aug 1999 Konkuk
University
(Advanced
Syntax for graduate school, 3 credits)
(Introduction
to Syntax for undergraduates, 3 credits)
(English
Composition for undergraduates, 3 credits)
Mar 1998 Lecturer for
Freshman English program
- Aug 1998 Ewha Womans
University
(Freshman
English, 9 credits)
Jan 1997 Assistant
professorial lecturer (Program Director)
- Aug 1997 The George Washington University
(Korean
language, 11 credits)
Sept 1996 Lecturer
- Jan 1997 The George Washington University
(Korean
language, 7 credits)
April 1996 Invited colloquium lecturer
Rutgers
University
Sept 1995 Student
lecturer
- Jan 1996 Independent lecture for undergraduates who major in syntax
(3 credits)
(Course title: A comparative approach to
anaphora in natural languages)
Sept 1995 Lecturer
- Jan 1996 The George Washington University
(Korean
language and its structure, 4 credits)
Mar 1994 Lecturer
- June 1994 Ewha Womans
University
(Freshman
English, 6 credits)
Aug 1993 Lecturer
- Jan 1994 Soongsil University
(Freshman
English, 6 credits)
III. Administrative Experience
Sept 2022 Chairperson
- Aug 2024 Department
of English Language and Literature
Sejong University
2015 Director
-2017 General English Program
Sejong University
Sept 2009 Chairperson
- Aug 2011 Department
of English Language and Literature
Sejong University
Aug 2008 Dean
- Aug 2010 Office of International Affair and
Public Relations
Sejong University
(In charge of University Public Relations,
International Relations, University Fund Raising)
Mar 2003 Director
of the Korean Language Program
- Aug 2005 EU Executive
Training Program
Sejong
University
(Designing curriculum of
intensive Korean language courses at all levels, Developing teaching materials,
Designing and developing multi-media based classroom materials, Developing
teaching materials for Sino-Korean characters in Korean, Recruiting
instructors, Training instructors of Korean as a foreign language, Developing
evaluation, Developing a learning Korean through Korean culture program,
Teaching basic, intermediate, advanced Korean, Developing a homepage for
language learning, Administering the program)
Mar 2001 Director
- Feb 2003 Asian Studies
Program (Both for undergraduates and graduates)
Sejong
University
(Designing both undergraduate and graduate curricula for Asian
Studies Program (courses including Korean culture, history, philosophy,
business, education, politics, and religion etc,) Designing Korean language
courses of different levels, Administering the program, Recruiting lecturers)
IV. Research Projects
2024 Development of Communication Services for
the Settlement of Migrant Population in Korea (National Information Society
Agency, KOREA/Principle Investigator)
( 212,000,000)
2023 Research
Fund for Humanities and Social Science Research Team
-2025 (2023S1A5A2A03087587)
Big Data-Based Approach to Understanding
Korean Elderly Speakers’ Language:
Presenting Strategies for Artificial
Intelligence Modeling.
(National
Research Foundation of Korea/Principle Investigator)
( 384,780,000 )
2023 Research on Strategy for Building Korean
Speaking Data and Dialogue
Annotation for a Personalized AI Conversation Platform (Visang/Principle
Investigator)
( 22,000,000 )
2023
Consulting for Modeling of Dialect Speaker’s Intent and Sentiment Data (Olym/Principle
Investigator)
( 88,000,000 )
2023
Planning and Validation of Voice Recognition and Learning Service Models
to Expand the Base of Korean Language Users (National Information Society
Agency, KOREA/Principle Investigator)
( 98,215,000 )
2022 Building Dialect Data of Middle-Aged and Elderly
for AI Learning (National Information Society Agency, KOREA/Project Planning, Participating
Institution Principal Investigator)
( 600,000,000 )
2021 Foreigners' Korean Speech Data for AI Learning (National Information Society Agency, KOREA/Project Planning, Participating Institution Principal Investigator)
2021 Research Fund for Leading Professors (2021S1A5A2A01045874)
- 2023 Research Title: A Fast-track Approach to
Building AI Learning
Data: Focusing on English
Speakers' Acquisition Patterns of Korean
( 50,836,000 )
2021 Building and Evaluating Free Speech Voice
Learning Data (ETRI, Ministry of Science and ICT/Principle Investigator)
2020 A Content Evaluation and Analysis for Pilot
Operation of Health Promotion Content for Elderly and Emotional Workers Using
AR and AI Technologies (CSLee/Principle Investigator)
( 27,500,000 )
2020 Consulting for Building Big Data on Elderly Speech Patterns and Image Realization for AI Learning
- 2021 (Lifoneer/Principle Investigator)
( 55,000,000 )
2019 Research Fund for Leading Professors
(2019S1A5A2A01045874),
- 2021 Research
Title: Heritage Language Effects in English Native Speakers' Korean
Anaphor
Acquisition: Differences in English Heritage, Korean Heritage, and
Chinese Heritage Learners
National
Research Foundation of Korea
2018 Research Fund for
Leading Professors (2018S1A5A2A01036883),
-
2019 Research Title: Division of Labor between
Syntax and Pragmatics in
English,Koeran,
and Greek Speakers' L2 Anaphor Processing
National
Research Foundation of Korea
2016 Research Fund for
Leading Professors (2016S1A5A2A01026389),
- 2017 Research Title: Differences between Korean Learners of English and English Learners of Korean in Acquisition of
Anaphors and Their Implications
National
Research Foundation of Korea
2015 Research Fund for
Leading Professors (2015S1ASA2A0104681),
- 2016 Research
Title: Cross-linguistic Variations in island Effects and Their Impact on
L2 Acquisition
National Research Foundation of
Korea
2014 Research Fund for
Leading Professors (2014S1A5A2A01015440),
- 2015 Research Title: A Linguistic Approach to Communication Strategies of Biological Systems
National
Research Foundation of Korea
2013 Research Fund for
Leading Professors(2013S1A5A2A01019192)
- 2014 Research Title: A Study on Factors Responsible for Gradient Acceptability of Dependency Links in Island
and Ellipsis constructions
National Research Foundation
of Korea
2010 Research Fund for
Leading Professors (NRF 2010- A00209)
-2011 Research Title: Discourse Licensing of Ellipsis Constructions and Their Interpretation Rules-Focusing on Ellipsis
with Implicit Antecedent
National
Research Foundation of Korea
2008 Research Fund for
Leading Professors(NRE-2008-A00293)
-2009
Research Title: A Discourse Analysis Approach to
the Sluicing Conundrum - with Discourse Activation Effects
National
Research Foundation of Korea
2006 Research Fund from
Harvard-Yenching Institute, Harvard Univerity
-2007 (Coordinate Researcher
in collaboration with Professr Susumu Kuno)
2004 Research Fund for
Leading Professors(KRE-2004-041-A00187)
-2005 Research Title: A
Unified Approach to the Interpretation of Overt and
Covert Anaphors II
Korean Research Foundation
2002 Research Fund for
Leading Professors(KRE-2002-A00194)
-2003 Research Title; A
Unified Approach to the Interpretation of Overt and Cover Anaphors
Korean
Research Foundation
2001 Research Fund for New
Professors(KRE-2001-A00009)
-2002 Research Title: Syntax
and Semantics of Quantifier Floating
Korean
Research Foundation
V. List
of Publications
(2024) “Strategies and analysis for constructing
middle-aged and elderly dialect speech data for artificial intelligence
training”
Corresponding Author, Soo-Yeon Kim,
Coauthored Sungsoo Ok
The
Linguistic Association of Korea Journal vol.32, no.1, pp. 1-19
(2023b) "A
Speech Corpus Study on Error Patterns in the Production of Korean Onset Stops
by English Learners of Korean"
Corresponding
Author, Soo-Yeon Kim, Coauthored Hye-Won Choi, Sehyun Park
Korean Journal of Linguistics, vol.48, no.4,
pp. 831-853
(2023a)
"Pronunciation errors of Korean nasal codas by Japanese learners: A
statistical study using AI training data for foreign voice recognition 106
"
Corresponding Author, Soo-Yeon Kim,
Coauthored Kyung min Moon
The Journal of
Linguistics Science, vol.106, pp. 237-258.
(2022b) "A
Strategic Design and Construction of a Non-Native Voice Data Set of Korean
Speech for AI Model Training"
First Author, Soo-Yeon Kim, Corresponding
Author Hyomin Min, Hye-won Choi
The Journal of Linguistics Science, vol.100, pp.
63-88
(2022a)
"An Analysis of Segmental Accuracy of Korean for Automated Assessment
-With Focus on Chinese, Vietnamese, and Thai Speakers-"
Corresponding
Author, Soo-Yeon Kim, Coauthored Hye-won Choi, Gunhee Ko
, Journal of INK, vol.19,
no.1, pp. 221-247
(2021)
"Heritage Language Effects on English Speakers' Korean Reflexive
Resolution"
Corresponding
Author, Soo-Yeon Kim, Coauthored Sungsoo Ok, Kiyoon Yoo
The Journal of Linguistics Science, vol.99, pp. 69-92
(2020) “BIOLOGICAL FEATURES IN HUMAN LANGUAGE"
First Author ,
Soo-Yeon Kim, Coauthored Sungsoo Ok, Duck Jae Oh
Presented at Asian Federation of Biotechnology Conference
(2019a)
“Defeasibility of Syntactic Judgments in Korean EFL learners' Reflexive
Resolution,”
Corresponding
Author, Soo-Yeon Kim, Coauthored Sungsoo
Ok, Kiyoon Yoo
Linguistic Science Society 89, 125-143
(2019b)
“A Note on L1 Greek Speakers’ L2 English Reflexive Resolution Patterns”
Corresponding
Author, Soo-Yeon Kim, Coauthored Sungsoo Ok
Linguistic Science Society 91, 163-182
(2018a) “English Speakers'
Sensitivity to Discourse in Korean Anaphor Resolution
”
Corresponding Author, Soo-Yeon
Kim, Coauthored Sungsoo Ok
Journal85-4
(2017a) “Sensitivity
to D-linking Effects in Island Construction Processing by Korean Speakers”
Corresponding Author, Soo-Yeon Kim, Coauthored
Sungsoo Ok
현대문법연구 96
(2017b)
“Multi-disciplinary Consideration for
Sustainability of Living Entities and Their Societies”
Corresponding Author, Soo-Yeon
Kim, Coauthored Sungsoo Ok
Presented at 7th International Science Conference
(2017c)
“How the Timing Factor Works in Korean
EFL Learners’ Interpretation of English Reflexives”
Corresponding Author, Soo-Yeon
Kim, Coauthored Sungsoo Ok
Presented at 한국언어정보학회, 한국언어연구학회, 한국영어학학회, 한국현대언어학회 2017 봄 연합학술대회
(2017d)
“D-linking Effects on Processing Island Constructions by Korean EFL Learners”
Corresponding Author, Soo-Yeon
Kim, Coauthored Sungsoo Ok
Presented at
2017 한국생성문법학회 한국영어학회 한국언어학회 봄학술대회
(2017e) “A Corpus Based Approach to
Biotechnology-related Terms”
Corresponding Author, Soo-Yeon
Kim, Coauthored Sungsoo Ok
Presented at
2017 KSBB Spring Meeting and International Symposium
(2017f) “A Linguistic Approach to
Communication Strategies of Biological Systems”
Corresponding Author, Soo-Yeon Kim, Coauthored
Sungsoo Ok
KSBB Journal 32-1
(2016a) “A Processing Approach to Complex
NP Island Effects in Korean,”
Coauthored
Soo-Yeon Kim, Sungsoo Ok & Jeong-Me Yoon
Journal of Universal Language 17-1, 81-107
(2016b) “영어와 한국어 wh-의존관계에 작용하는 언어처리요인 영향 차이”
Corresponding
Author, Soo-Yeon Kim, Coauthored Sungsoo Ok
Presented at 한국영어학회 2016년도 가을 학술대회
(2016c) “한국인 EFL 학습자들의 영어재귀사 해석오류 분석”
Corresponding Author, Soo-Yeon
Kim, Coauthored Sungsoo Ok
Presented at
한국영어학회
2016년도 가을 학술대회
(2016d)
“한국인
EFL 학습자의 영어 재귀사 해석에 미치는 화용정보의 영향 - 성분통어 제약조건을 중심으로 –”
Corresponding Author, Soo-Yeon Kim,
Coauthored Sungsoo Ok
영어학연구 22-3
(2016e)
“한국인 대학생의 영어 심리 동사 습득의 관한 연구-이해와 산출 과제 결과 차이를 중심으로*”
Corresponding Author, Soo-Yeon Kim,
Coauthored Sungsoo Ok
영어학연구 22-3
(2016f) “한국어 Wh-의문문에 작용하는 언어처리요인 영향 - 섬 효과와 한정성, 담화연결, 뒤섞기”
“Definiteness,
D - linking, and scrambling effects on the processing of Korean wh - questions”
Corresponding Author, Soo-Yeon Kim,
Coauthored Sungsoo Ok
언어와언어학 no.73
(2016g)
“Satisfying "Needs" and Reducing "Gaps" by Coordinating
Biotechnology Terminology”
Corresponding Author, Soo-Yeon
Kim, Coauthored Sungsoo Ok
Presented at 2016 KSBB Fall Meeting and International
Symposium
(2015a) “한국인 EFL학습자 영어재귀사 습득에 나타난 ‘성분통어조건’ 구현 양상”
“The Patterns of
the Acquisition of English Reflexives by Korean EFL Learners in Terms of
C-command,”
Corresponding Author,
Coauthored Ki-Yun Yoo & Soo-Yeon Kim
KJELL(Korean Journal of
English Language and Linguistics)
15-4, 889-916
(2015b) “An Empirical Study
on the Korean Local Reflexive Caki-Casin,”
Corresponding Author,
Coauthored Ki-Yun Yoo & Soo-Yeon Kim
Studies in Modern Grammar 86, 147-177
(2014) “Animacy Effects on the Mistaken
Passivization of Unaccusatives in Korean
Learners of
English,”
Corresponding Author,
Coauthored John Williamson & Soo-Yeon Kim
English Language and Linguistics 20-3, 135-153
(2013a)
“A Note on Sluicing with Implicit Indefinite Correlates,”
Coauthored,
Soo-Yeon Kim & Susumu Kuno
Natural Language Semantics 21-4, pp315-332
(2013b)
“How Animacy and Agenthood Influence Argument Order in the Translation
of English Passive Constructions to Korean,”
Corresponding Author,
Coauthored John Williamson & Soo-Yeon Kim
The Journal of
Translation Studies 14-5, pp263-83
(2013c) “Pragmatic Effect on Korean Speakers'
Interpretations of English Reflexives,”
Corresponding Author,
Coauthored Ki-Yun Yoo & Soo-Yeon Kim
Korean Journal of Linguistics, 38-3, pp683-707
(2013c) “Discourse Sensitivity of Islands”
Presented at AL CINCILEA SIMPOZION INTERNAŢIONAL DE LINGVISTICĂorganizat de Institutul de Lingvistică „Iorgu
Iordan – Al. Rosetti” al Academiei Române
(International Linguistics Symposium)
Bucharest, Romania, September
27-28, 2013
(2013d) “How Much Do Islands Matter in
Sluicing?”
Coauthored, Susumu Kuno & Soo-Yeon Kim (Invited Talk)
Presented at the 9th Workshop on Altaic Formal Linguistics
Cornell University, Ithaca, NY,
August 23-25, 2013
MIT
Working Papers in Linguistics
(2013e) “Remnant-Correlate
Dependencies in Korean Sluicing-like Constructions,”
Coauthored, Sungsoo Ok & Soo-Yeon Kim
Presented
at Harvard International Symposium on
Korean Linguistics 2013
Harvard
University, Cambridge, MA, August 2-4, 2013
Proceedings
of Harvard ISOKL
(2012a)
“학습자의 Wh-의문문 오류에 나타나는 의존 고리 형성의 방해요인”
“What Affects Formation of English Wh-Dependency
Links for Korean ESL Learners?”
Corresponding Author, Coauthored 옥성수 & 김수연
인문연구 Vol. 66, pp1-27
Journal
of Humanities
(2012b) “비이동관점에서의 한국어 수문유형구문 재분석”
“An Analysis of Sluicing-like Constructions in
Korean: A Non-Movement Approach”
Corresponding Author, Coauthored 옥성수 & 김수연
언어과학 Vol. 19, No. 1, pp155-180
Journal
of Language Sciences
(2011a) “Implication
of Argument Structure Error Patterns in Korean EFL Learners’ Writing”
Corresponding
Author, Coauthored
Sook-Young
Lee, Hoky Min, & Soo-Yeon Kim
English
Language and Linguistics Vol. 17, No. 3, pp89-110
(2011b) “한국인 영어 학습자의 영어 의문사 의문문실현 양상 연구:
장거리 이동과 섬효과”
“A Note on Korean ESL
Learners’ Wh-movement Parameter Setting and Island Sensitivity”
Corresponding
Author, Coauthored 옥성수, 이숙영 & 김수연
인문연구 Vol. 63, pp121-150
The Journal of Humanities
(2010a) “A Discourse Analysis Approach to the Sluicing
Conundrum”
Journal of Language and Translation Vol. 19, No. 4, pp149-177
(2010b) “An Alternative Way to Read the Division of Labor between the Syntax
Processor and the Discourse Processor”
Studies
in Generative Grammar Vol. 20, No. 4, pp711-730
(2010c) “영어 생략구문에서 보이는 섬효과의 세 가지 양상”
“Three
Patterns of Island Effects in English Elided Constructions”
현대영어영문학 Vol. 54, No.
4, pp529-548
Modern Studies in English Language and Literature
(2010d)
“한영 기계번역에 있어서 격 실현 현상 고찰 - 격 중출 구문을 중심으로”
“A Note on Case Realization of Multiple Case
Constructions in Korean-English Machine Translation”
Corresponding Author, Coauthored 배지연 & 김수연
언어과학 Vol. 17, No. 4, pp99-120
Journal of Language Sciences
(2009) “Questioning Assumptions for Scope
Parallelism in Sluicing”
Studies in Generative Grammar Vol.
19, No. 4, pp529-548
(2008) “Islands in
Sluicing with Implicit Antecedent”
Korean
Journal of Linguistics, 33-4, pp589-609
(2007) “Opacity in
the Interpretation of Anaphors”
Korean
Journal of Linguistics, 32-4, pp559-579
(2006)
“E-type Anaphora Will Do”
Studies in Generative Grammar Vol.
16, No. 4,
pp695-715
(2005a)
“Phase”
Coauthored Kim, Soo-Yeon and Jeongmi Yoon
presented at 2005 Conference on Generative Grammar, Seoul, Korea
Proceedings
of 2005 Studies on Generative Grammar
(2005b) Coauthored
Studies in Korean Syntax and
Semantics by Susumu Kuno
Coauthored
with Young-Joo Kim, Young-Key Kim-Renaud, Ik-Hwan Lee, Ken-Ichi
Takami, and John B. Whitman, edited by Young-Key Kim-Renaud and John B. Whitman, edited by
Young-Key Kim-Renaud and John B. Whitman
Washington, DC: International Circle of Korean
Linguistics and Seoul: Pagijong Press.
(2004a)
“On Syntactic Intervention”
Coauthored Kuno, Susumu and Soo-Yeon Kim
presented at 2003 the 10th Harvard International Symposium on Korean
Linguistics, July 2003
Harvard Studies in Korean Linguistics 10, pp3-31
(2004b)
“Constraints
on Distributional Patterns of Floating Quantifiers
Journal
of the Linguistic Society of Korea Vol. 38, pp43-66
(2004c) “A Language Typology:
Evidence from Chinese, English, Japanese,
Icelandic, and Korean,”
Journal of
Universal Language Vol. 5. No.2, 37-73
(2003)
“On Beck’s Intervention Effects”
Studies
in Generative Grammar Vol. 13, No. 4, pp709-724
(2002a) “Floating Quantifiers Do Not Float”
presented at 2002 Seoul International Conference on Language and Communication, August 2002
Proceedings
of the 2002 Seoul International Conference on Language and Communication, pp 303-313
(2002b) “Syntax and Semantics of Floating
Quantifiers”
presented at the poster session
of NELS 33, MIT, November 8-10, 2002
Booklet
of the poster session of NELS 33, MIT
(2002c) "Numeral Quantifiers in Small Clauses"
Korean Journal of
Linguistics, 27-4, pp557-579
(2002d) Coauthored with Hak-Sung Han
English
Conversation
by Daehan
Textbook Co.
(2002e) Coauthored with
Hak-Sung Han
Teacher’s
Manual for English
Conversation
by Daehan
Textbook Co.
(2001a) "Phase Sensitivity of Binding
Conditions”
Korean Journal of
Linguistics, 26-1, pp39-58
(2001b) "A Reinterpretation of Maximization and
Defectiveness in the Minimalist Program"
Korean Journal of
Linguistics, 26-4, pp647-667
(2000a) "Acceptability and preference in the
interpretation of anaphors"
Linguistics, Volume
38 Number 2, pp315-353
Mouton
De Gruyter, The Netherlands
(2000b) "What should We do with Condition
A?"
Korean Journal of
Linguistics, 25-2, pp291-314
(2000c) “Reconstruction Puzzles and Binding
presented at 2000 Seoul International
Conference on Language and Communication, August 2000
Proceedings
of the 2000 Seoul International Conference on Language and Communication, pp197-207
(1998) Dependencies: A Study of
Anaphoricity and Scrambling
by Hanshin Publishing Company
( Soo-Yeon Kim’s Doctoral Dissertation (1996b))
(1997a) “Computation of the
Preferences in the Interpretation of Anaphors,”
presented at Recent Advances in Natural Language Processing (RANLP ’97)
Tzigov
Chark, Bulgaria, September 11-13, 1997
(1997b) “The Crossover Effect as a
Violation of the Minimal Link Condition,”
presented at 32 Linguistiches Kolloquium
University
of Kassel, Germany, September 17-19, 1997
(1996a) “Coreferential Possibilities
of a Reflexive Pronoun,”
As an invited colloquium speaker
Department of East Asian Languages and Literature
Rutgers University, New Jersey
(1996b) “Dependencies: A Study of
Anaphoricity and Scrambling,”
Doctoral
dissertation, Department of Linguistics, Harvard University
Cambridge,
Massachusetts
(1995a) “Free Word Order Variation,”
presented at the
31th annual meeting of the CLS (Chicago Linguistic Society)
University
of Chicago, April 1995
Chicago
Linguistics Society 31, 1995
University
of Chicago Press, Chicago
(1995b) “Optionality in Srambling,”
Harvard
Working Papers in Linguistics Vol. 5,
Department
of Linguistics, Harvard University
Cambridge,
MA
(1994a) “Two Types of Negation and Its
Acquisition,”
presented at the Seoul International
Conference on Generative Grammar (SICOG) conference
SoongSil
University, Seoul, Korea, August 1994
(1994b) “An Alternative Approach to Long Distance Anaphors: The
Prominence Binding Principle,”
presented at the 4th
Formal Linguistic Society of Mid-America (FLSM) conference
University of
Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa, April 1993
(1993a) “A Discourse Analysis Approach
to Quantifier Floating in Korean,”
presented at the
17th Penn Linguistics conference
University
of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
February 1993
The
Penn Review of Linguistics 17, pp101-112
Department of
Linguistics, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
(1993b) “The Domain of Syntax an
Pragmatics for caki Binding,”
presented at the
5th Harvard Studies in Korean Linguistics Conference,
Harvard
University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, January 1992
Harvard
Studies in Korean Linguistics V, pp 495-508
Hanshin
Publishing Company, Seoul, Korea
(1993c) “The Agr feature Parameter and
Its Role in the Acquisition of Negation,”
Harvard Working Papers in
Linguistics 3
Harvard
University, Cambridge, Massachusetts
(1993d)
Coauthored
Kuno, Susumu and Soo-Yeon Kim “The Weak Crossover Phenomena in
Japanese an Korean,”
Presented as invited conference speakers
At the 4th
Japanese/Korean Linguistic Conference
University of California, Los
Angeles, CA, October 1993
Japanese/Korean Linguistics Vol. 4, pp1-38
Center for the Study of Language and Information (CSLI)
Stanford University, CA
VI. Academic
Awards and Honors
June 1996 Research Fellowship for
Korean Language Development
the
George Washington University
July 1995 Graduate Society Fellowship
Summer Award for Summer Dissertation Research,
Harvard University
Sept 1994 Scholarship for Honored
Students
The
Florence D. Reid Foundation, Harvard University
April 1993 Research Fellowship from Sony
Corporation, Japan
Harvard
University
Sept 1991 Department Fellowship
toward tuition and fees for graduate studies
-June 1996 For Scholarly Honored
Students(one per department)
Department
of Linguistics, Harvard University
Mar 1989 Scholarship from English
Language and Literature club
Department
of English language and literature
Graduate
School of Ewha Womans University
Mar 1984 Won the Scholarships for
honored students 3 years
-Feb 1988 Ewha Womans University
