2007 North American Computational Linguistics Olympiad


What is the Computational Linguistics Olympiad?


The North American Computational Linguistics Olympiad (NAMCLO) is modeled after similar Linguistics Olympiads held in the United States and Europe. In these events, hundreds of high school age students have participated, challenged by interesting linguistic problems from dozens of the world's languages.

2007 NAMCLO pictures



These pictures were taken during the 2007 NAMCLO in Pittsburgh.

  







2007 NAMCLO committee members and student aids


From left: Tom Payne, Amy Troyani, William Lewis, Lori Levin, Pat Littell and Stacy Kurnikova


From left: Amy Troyani, Dragomir R. Radev, William Lewis, Lori Levin, Pat Littell and Stacy Kurnikova



Olympiad Locations

Organizing Committee

Pittsburgh area (hosted by Carnegie Mellon University)
contact: Lori Levin, lslcs.cmu.edu
Lori Levin (General Chair), Carnegie Mellon University
 
Philadelphia area (hosted by U. of Pennsylvania)
contact: Mitch Marcus, mitchcis.upenn.edu
Thomas Payne (General Chair), University of Oregon
 
Boston area (hosted by Brandies Univeristy, Cambridge)
contact: James Pustejovsky, boston.olympiadgmail.com
Dragomir R. Radev (Program Chair), University of Michigan
 
Ithaca area (hosted by Cornell University)
contact: Claire Cardie, cardiecs.cornell.edu
William Lewis (Outreach Chair), University of Washington
 
Online participation
contact: Dragomir R. Radev, radevumich.edu
James Pustejovsky (Sponsorship Chair), Brandeis University
Barbara Di Eugenio (Follow-up Chair), University of Illinois at Chicago
Supported by NSF                                             Website Developed by The LINGUIST List                                                          The Association for Computational Linguistics                               Google
                                                                                                                                                                                                                NAACL