Board of Institutional Representatives
The Board consists of student representatives from institutions around the United Kingdom and internationally. Each IR is responsible for promoting ULAB's activities at their institution, as well as representing the interests of undergraduate students at their institution within ULAB. We currently have representatives for ten institutions.
Want to become an IR for your institution? We'd love to have you on board! Send us an email explaining why you'd like to join us: [email protected].
Want to become an IR for your institution? We'd love to have you on board! Send us an email explaining why you'd like to join us: [email protected].
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Milo Campbell
University of Edinburgh
Milo (he/him) is a first year Linguistics student at the university of Edinburgh. His main interests are language evolution, psycholinguistics and phonology. In his spare time he enjoys practicing Japanese, reading and attempting to learn guitar. -
Clarissa Ki
University College London
Clarissa (she/her) is a first-year undergraduate in BA Linguistics at University College London. She is most passionate about syntax and phonology, but is keen to explore areas such as neurolinguistics and sociolinguistics. Recently, she has also found an interest in conlanging. Outside of linguistics, you are most likely to find her reading, jogging, teaching herself fingerstyle guitar, or karaoke-ing to showtunes. -
Cat Rayson
University of Oxford
Cat (she/her) is a first-year student in German and Linguistics at St John’s College, Oxford. She is most passionate about syntax and morphology: she really enjoys uncovering how languages can be broken down into hierarchical structures and deconstructing their intricate meanings. Outside of her degree, she can be found walking in the countryside or chilling out with her guinea pigs. -
Milly Sandy
University of Sussex
Coming soon... -
Cassie Papp
University of Manchester
Cassie (she/her) is a first year Linguistics major with a minor in Digital Humanities at the University of Manchester. In addition to a passion for linguistics, she loves computer science and loves topics that combine the two, like computational linguistics and natural language processing. She also loves conlangs and has a particular interest in signed languages.