Victoria E. Mateu
UCLA Department of Spanish and Portuguese
Welcome
My name is Victoria Mateu [vɪk.ˈtɔ.ɹi.ə mə.ˈtew]. I'm an Assistant Professor of Hispanic Linguistics at the UCLA Department of Spanish and Portuguese.
My primary area of interest is first language acquisition (particularly Spanish morphosyntax). I am also interested in other populations (Spanish heritage speakers and L2 Learners) theoretical syntax, language processing, and word prosody and the insights that cross-linguistic and acquisition data can provide on these topics.
Click the links above to access my CV, research (including downloadable papers), and teaching materials.
Recent & Upcoming events
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Talk to be presented at the 2024 Annual Meeting of the Linguistic Society of America (LSA) 'Comparing productive and receptive abilities with Spanish periphrastic and se-passives in second language learners' (with Erin Mauffray)
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Poster to be presented at the 48th Boston University Conference on Language Development (BUCLD 48) 'The acquisition of the periphrastic and se-passives in L2 Spanish: A priming and acceptability task investigation' (with Erin Mauffray)
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Talk to be presented at the UConn Linguistics Colloquium series: 'Implicit structures uncovered: Evidence from child grammars'
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Awarded the UCLA Faculty Career Development Award 2023-2024
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Paper published in the Proceedings of the Linguistic Society of America 'Learning unaccusativity: Evidence for split intransitivity in child Spanish' (with Laurel Pekrins and Nina Hyams)
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Talk presented at the CUNY Ph.D. Program in Speech-Language-Hearing Sciences Colloquium series: 'Intervention effects in children as a window into adult grammars'
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Talk presented at the Workshop on Locality in Theory, Processing, and Acquisition 'Not all features matter for intervention: Evidence from child Mandarin passives' (with Minqi Liu and Nina Hyams)