Rate My Professor Mark Liberman

Liberman is a Fellow of the Linguistic Society of America and the American Association for the Advancement of Science. He has received the Linguistic Society of America's Linguistics, Language and the Public Award in 2009 for Language Log, the Antonio Zampolli Prize from the European Language Resources Association in 2010, and the IEEE James L. Flanagan Speech and Audio Processing Award in 2017. His major publications include the books The Intonational System of English (1979), Invitation to Cognitive Science (co-edited with Lila Gleitman, 1995), and Far from the Madding Gerund (with Geoffrey K. Pullum, 2006), as well as highly influential papers such as "On Stress and Linguistic Rhythm" (with Alan Prince, 1977), "Intonational Invariance under Changes in Pitch Range and Length" (1984), and "A Formal Framework for Linguistic Annotation" (with Steven Bird, 2001). Liberman serves as co-editor of the Annual Review of Linguistics since 2014 and sits on the editorial boards of Speech Communication, Computer Speech and Language, and the International Journal of Corpus Linguistics. His leadership of the Linguistic Data Consortium has provided critical resources for advancing research in speech technology and linguistics.