National Committee
The National Committee is responsible for the overall running of ULAB, and acts as an advisory board to the ULAB subcommittees.
You can contact the National Committee by emailing us at [email protected]
ULAB Subcommittees:
You can contact the National Committee by emailing us at [email protected]
ULAB Subcommittees:
- Board of Institutional Representatives
- Local Committee
- JoULAB Editorial Committee
- U-Lingua Editorial Team
Any ULAB member can propose a new subcommittee! See Section 4.5 of our Constitution for details.
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Harry Woodhouse, National Chair
University of York
Harry is a second-year Linguistics student at the University of York. He’s particularly interested in neurolinguistics and early-stage speech-disorder diagnostics, focusing on assessing oromotor function to aid early diagnosis. -
Michael Ellam, National Chair
University of Glasgow
Michael is the co chair. Michael is a fourth year languages student at Glasgow Uni. He is interested in Slavic / Romance historical linguistics and corpus linguistics and he thinks old church Slavonic is pretty cool. -
Niki Aristidou, National Secretary
University College London
Niki is our secretary and a linguistics student at UCL, currently abroad at the University of Toronto. When Niki isn't reading up on theoretical phonology and phonetics, you can expert her to be running around London looking for her next random adventure (her last side quest was medieval sword fighting). -
Bill Dulling, National Treasurer
University of Cambridge
Bill is our treasurer and a recent graduate in linguistics from the University of Cambridge. His interests include phonetics (especially anything forensic!) and syntax. When he's not busy lingiusticising, he enjoys running & hiking. He can't resist a good map. -
Ansruta Ayyalasomayajula, Archivist
University of Cambridge
Ansruta is a second-year undergrad with an interest in phonetics, bilingualism and speech perception. She is usually either studying, cooking, crocheting or watching a film she's already seen. -
James Berriman, Archivist
University of Portsmouth
James is a third year English Language and Linguistics student at the University of Portsmouth, with a particular interest in corpus linguistics and lexicology. When he’s not building his latest corpus, you can find James watching South American football, listening to English folk rock and photographing brutalist architecture whenever he sees it. Ask him about the etymologies of Bolivian football team names at your own risk! -
Mika Bradley, Webmaster
University College London
Mika is a recent graduate in Experimental Linguistics at University College London. They're especially interested in the Lexical Semantics and Syntax of Countability, Number and Individuation, but they also love typed feature structure grammars, model theory, and writing about the ontology and meta-theory of linguistics (each day they get just a little bit closer to studying philosophy instead). Recently they've started working on a project investigating classifier obligatoriness in Japanese and Nùng. -
Cameron Benson-Davis, Social Media Coordinator
University of Warwick
Cameron is a recent Linguistics & Spanish graduate from the University of Warwick. Primarily he is interested in the semiotics and pragmatics of visual culture, often with a focus on internet linguistics. In his spare time he's following independent film & music scenes, hiking, or running cross-country. -
Yee Huan Ong, Events Officer
Sheffield Hallam University
Huan is a third-year Cognitive Sciences student. She loves studying the crossover between linguistics and other fields, especially with AI and Psychology. In her free time, she's trying to learn music (both playing and listening), and lying down. -
Annik Meixner, Accessibility Officer & Local Chair
University of Glasgow
Annik is a 23-year-old linguistics student from Germany, so she loves studying Old English! As the Accessibility Officer, she vows to make ULAB a safe space for expression and opportunity. She'll be chairing our next conference too!