Yale University
May 12 – 14, 2023

This is the 33rd iteration of Semantics and Linguistic Theory. For more general information on the goals and history of the conference, visit the permanent website at http://saltconf.github.io

Presentations at SALT33 will take place in person.
Please consult the current COVID policy at Yale for specific guidance

SALT 33 committees

volunteers. Comfort Ahenkorah, Ushasi Banerjee, Maria Teresa Borneo, Manasvi Chaturvedi, Jiyeong Kim, Yuyang Liu, Catarina Soares, Ka Fai Yip

program committee. Elitzur Bar-Asher Siegal, Veneeta Dayal, María Piñango, Lydia Newkirk, Zoltán Szabő

organizing committee. Elitzur Bar-Asher Siegal, Veneeta Dayal, Bob Frank, Yoshiki Fujiwara, Lydia Newkirk, Josh Phillips, María Piñango, Zoltán Szabő

To contact us, please email salt33.yale@gmail.com.

Equity in Linguistics

Please take a look at these guidelines from The LSA Committee on Gender Equity in Linguistics (formerly COSWL) for how to use inclusive language to ensure the conference is a welcoming environment.

Sponsorship & acknowledgments

We gratefully acknowledge the support of the following units:

  • The Edward J. and Dorothy Clarke Kempf Memorial Fund
  • Whitney & Betty MacMillan Center for International & Area Studies
  • The Office of the Dean of Social Sciences
  • The Center for the Study of Race, Indigeneity & Transnational Migration
  • The Council on Latin American and Iberian Studies at MacMillan Center
  • The Department of Linguistics



    • The Linguistic Society of America is proud to sponsor SALT and to publish its Proceedings. Find out more about membership here.


    This website has been adapted by Josh Phillips, Postdoctoral Associate on NSF-funded Project: BCS-2116164, from the SALT29 site—created by Dylan Bumford—following the subsequent websites for SALT30 (Sarah Murray), SALT31 (Roman Feiman), and SALT32 (Rafael Herrera Jiménez), in collaboration with SALT’s steering committee.