The January 2010 LSA preliminary program is available online, and UC San Diego has another strong showing, with nine presentations overall. This compares favorably with UC Davis (4), UCLA (5), and UC Santa Cruz (6) and we’re just behind MIT and Stanford (10 each), Maryland and Johns Hopkins (11), and UMass (12). Once again UC Berkeley is at the top, though, with 16 presentations! Congratulations UCB!
In fact, given the current UC crisis, it’s worth noting that UC schools taken together have (co-)authors on 42 presentations total, out of (from my estimate) 333 oral presentations + 85 posters = 418 presentations in all. That means that the University of California has had a hand in over 10% of the scholarly output in the premier annual scholarly meeting for the scientific study of language. Nothing to shake a stick at.
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