NB: This schedule is preliminary and subject to change.

Friday, May 17

8:00-8:50	Breakfast & Registration
8:50-9:00	Welcome
Session 1
9:00-9:40	Embedded Rising Declaratives	Deniz Rudin
9:40--10:20	The Search for Truth: Appositives Weigh In	Margaret Kroll and Amanda Rysling
10:20-10:35	Break
Session 2
10:35-11:15	Modification of DPs by epistemic adverbs [handout]	Cleo Condoravdi, Mary Dalrymple, Dag Haug and Adam Przepiórkowski
11:15-11:55	Independence in distributivity	Jess H.-K. Law
11:55-1:30	Lunch + Pop-up Mentoring
Session 3
1:30-2:10	Bias and Evidence. The case of the Evidential Future in Italian and Spanish	Ilaria Frana and Paula Menendez-Benito
2:10-2:50	Epistemic modals, deduction, and factivity	Teodora Mihoc, Diti Bhadra and Anamaria Falaus
2:50-3:05	Break
Session 4
3:05-3:45	When-questions and tense in Inquisitive Semantics	Jos Tellings
3:45-4:25	Compositional Semantics for Clausal Exceptives	Ekaterina Vostrikova
4:25-4:40	Break
Invited Talk
4:40-5:40	On Presupposition Projection with Trivalent Connectives	Yoad Winter
5:40-6:10	SALT business meeting

Saturday, May 18

8:30-9:00	Breakfast & Registration
Invited Talk
9:00-10:00	Who's controlling who (or what) — evidence from embedded imperatives and other directives [handout]	Magdalena Kaufmann
10:00-10:15	Break
Poster Session
10:15-11:00	Lightning Round 1
	'Might' as a generator of alternatives: the view from reasoning	Salvador Mascarenhas and Léo Picat
	Explaining ignorance inferences and roundness effects of modified numerals	Alexandre Cremers, Elizabeth Coppock, Jakub Dotlacil and Floris Roelofsen
	Unifying Universal and Existential wh's in Mandarin	Mingming Liu
	Free Choice Disjunction as a Rational Speech Act [handout] [poster]	Lucas Champollion, Anna Alsop and Ioana Grosu
	Temporal information and definite descriptions	Cécile Meier
	When warmer is less hot: Thai inchoatives in defense of Horn's childre	Nattanun Chanchaochai and Jérémy Zehr
	Making wh-phrases dynamic: A case study of Mandarin wh-conditionals	Haoze Li
	Property concepts in Basaá and the ontology of gradability across category	Emily Hanink, Andrew Koontz-Garboden and Emmanuel Moselly-Makasso
	Composition and projection of co-speech gestures	Maria Esipova
	Overt and covert proportional partitives	Robert Pasternak
	Propositional Attitude Reports: the Syntax of Presupposition & Assertion	Kajsa Djarv
	From think to remember: how CPs and NPs combine with attitudes in Buryat	Tatiana Bondarenko
	Singular "which", mention-some, and variable scope uniqueness	Aron Hirsch and Bernhard Schwarz
	Disjoining questions	Morwenna Hoeks and Floris Roelofsen
11:00-11:15	Break
Session 1
11:15-11:55	Neutralizing Free Choice Items via Domain Restriction: Farsi -i Indefinites	Luis Alonso-Ovalle and Esmail Moghiseh
11:55-12:35	Homogeneity or implicature: An experimental study of free choice	Lyn Tieu, Cory Bill and Jacopo Romoli
12:35-2:00	Lunch
Invited Talk
2:00-3:00	GIVENness and local contexts	Simon Charlow
3:00-3:15	Break
Poster Session
3:15-4:00	Lightning Round 2
	Conditional Antecedents as Polar Free Relatives	Gregor Williamson
	Unconditionals and Free Choice Unified	Anna Szabolcsi
	The dynamics of negative concord	Jeremy Kuhn
	Counterfactuals and indeterminacy	Paolo Santorio
	At-issueness in direct quotation: the case of Mayan quotatives	Scott Anderbois
	Types of Pluractionality and Plurality Across Domains in ʔayʔaǰuθəm	Gloria Mellesmoen and Marianne Huijsmans
	Default agreement with subjective assertions	Deniz Rudin and Andrea Beltrama
	Getting quantifying-into questions uniformly: functionality, exhaustivity, and QVE	Yimei Xiang
	Epistemic stance without epistemic modals: The case of the presumptive future	Michela Ippolito and Donka Farkas
	Ingredients of excess: A study of Vietnamese quá	Anne Nguyen and Michael Yoshitaka Erlewine
	Additives pitching in: L*+H signals ordered Focus alternatives	Alexander Göbel
	Modal superlatives as degree descriptions	Nicoletta Loccioni
	Pictorial narratives and temporal refinement [poster] [slides]	Tim Fernando
4:00-4:30	Break + Happy Hour
4:30-6:30	Posters on display
7:00-10:00	Dinner at the UCLA Faculty Center, California Room (map here)

Sunday, May 19

Session 1
9:00-9:40	I can't believe it's not lexical: Deriving distibuted factivity [handout]	Tom Roberts
9:40-10:20	Factive islands from necessary blocking	Bernhard Schwarz, Alexandra Simonenko and David Oshima
10:20-10:45	Break
Session 2
10:45-11:25	Counterfactual Biscuit Conditionals: a Temporal Remoteness Account	Eva Csipak and Maribel Romero
11:25-12:05	Diachronic Semantic Shift of Sequential Conjunction: the Causal to Conditional Path	Yurie Hara
12:05-12:20	Break
Invited Talk
12:20-1:20	Why we still don't need/want variables: Two SALTy case studies	Polly Jacobson

Poster Alternates

Ryan Walter Smith, Mixtures and implicature in Persian m-reduplication

Jesse Harris, A Semantics and Pragmatics for Transparent Free Relatives