Met aTESOLLinguiststudy of howto teachEnglishas a foreignlanguageMet acrafterMet aCSULBAlumniMet a gamer(videogames,boardgames... etc)LearnedaboutCSULBLSALSA standsforLinguisticsStudentAssociationMet aFacultyMember(Professor)Met ateacherLearnedsomethingaboutLinguisticsMet aSociolinguist/Dialectologiststudy of howlanguage isused in humaninteraction, andsocietal systemsLearnedabout anewhobbyMet anathleteMet aPhonologist/Phoneticianstudy of soundunits andquality inlanguage(phonemic vsphonetic)Met someonethat isstudying asignlanguageMet afreshmanto CSULBMet aSyntacticianstudy ofgrammaror sentenceformation(a simplifieddefinition)Met aPsycholinguiststudy of howcognitionprocesseslanguage intothoughts andideasMet aGraduateStudent(M.A.)Metsomeonemultilingual(2 or more)Met acomputationallinguiststudy ofcomputers andlanguage(AI andprograminglanguages...)MetsomeonecurrentlyworkingLearnedsomethingnew aboutmy degreeprogramLearnedaboutsomethingnewLearnedaboutCSULBMet anUndergraduateStudent(B.A.)Metsomeonethat hasconductedresearchMet acampusemployeeMet acurrent orpreviousclassmateSomeone in thesame course asyou currently orfrom previoussemestersMet amusicianMet aLinguisticAnthropologiststudy oflanguageandcultureMetsomeonewith adegreealreadyMetsomeonefrom another4-yearuniversityMet asemantician the study oflanguage meaning(pragmatics also isacceptable heretoo)Met anadviserMet someonewith a degreefrom somethingother thanlinguisticsMet a newstudent tolinguisticsMet aCSULBLSAmemberLSA standsforLinguisticsStudentAssociationMet anartistMet atransferstudentMetsomeonethat knowsa signlanguageMet adancerMet aLanguageAcquisitionLinguistStudy of howlanguage islearned (bychildren oradults)Learnedabout alanguageMetsomeonebilingualMet awriter,journalistor bloggerMet aTESOLLinguiststudy of howto teachEnglishas a foreignlanguageMet acrafterMet aCSULBAlumniMet a gamer(videogames,boardgames... etc)LearnedaboutCSULBLSALSA standsforLinguisticsStudentAssociationMet aFacultyMember(Professor)Met ateacherLearnedsomethingaboutLinguisticsMet aSociolinguist/Dialectologiststudy of howlanguage isused in humaninteraction, andsocietal systemsLearnedabout anewhobbyMet anathleteMet aPhonologist/Phoneticianstudy of soundunits andquality inlanguage(phonemic vsphonetic)Met someonethat isstudying asignlanguageMet afreshmanto CSULBMet aSyntacticianstudy ofgrammaror sentenceformation(a simplifieddefinition)Met aPsycholinguiststudy of howcognitionprocesseslanguage intothoughts andideasMet aGraduateStudent(M.A.)Metsomeonemultilingual(2 or more)Met acomputationallinguiststudy ofcomputers andlanguage(AI andprograminglanguages...)MetsomeonecurrentlyworkingLearnedsomethingnew aboutmy degreeprogramLearnedaboutsomethingnewLearnedaboutCSULBMet anUndergraduateStudent(B.A.)Metsomeonethat hasconductedresearchMet acampusemployeeMet acurrent orpreviousclassmateSomeone in thesame course asyou currently orfrom previoussemestersMet amusicianMet aLinguisticAnthropologiststudy oflanguageandcultureMetsomeonewith adegreealreadyMetsomeonefrom another4-yearuniversityMet asemantician the study oflanguage meaning(pragmatics also isacceptable heretoo)Met anadviserMet someonewith a degreefrom somethingother thanlinguisticsMet a newstudent tolinguisticsMet aCSULBLSAmemberLSA standsforLinguisticsStudentAssociationMet anartistMet atransferstudentMetsomeonethat knowsa signlanguageMet adancerMet aLanguageAcquisitionLinguistStudy of howlanguage islearned (bychildren oradults)Learnedabout alanguageMetsomeonebilingualMet awriter,journalistor blogger

CSULB Linguistics Social Mixer (Fall 2021) - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. study of how to teach English as a foreign language
    Met a TESOL Linguist
  2. Met a crafter
  3. Met a CSULB Alumni
  4. Met a gamer (video games, board games... etc)
  5. LSA stands for Linguistics Student Association
    Learned about CSULB LSA
  6. Met a Faculty Member (Professor)
  7. Met a teacher
  8. Learned something about Linguistics
  9. study of how language is used in human interaction, and societal systems
    Met a Sociolinguist/ Dialectologist
  10. Learned about a new hobby
  11. Met an athlete
  12. study of sound units and quality in language (phonemic vs phonetic)
    Met a Phonologist/ Phonetician
  13. Met someone that is studying a sign language
  14. Met a freshman to CSULB
  15. study of grammar or sentence formation (a simplified definition)
    Met a Syntactician
  16. study of how cognition processes language into thoughts and ideas
    Met a Psycholinguist
  17. Met a Graduate Student (M.A.)
  18. Met someone multilingual (2 or more)
  19. study of computers and language (AI and programing languages...)
    Met a computational linguist
  20. Met someone currently working
  21. Learned something new about my degree program
  22. Learned about something new
  23. Learned about CSULB
  24. Met an Undergraduate Student (B.A.)
  25. Met someone that has conducted research
  26. Met a campus employee
  27. Someone in the same course as you currently or from previous semesters
    Met a current or previous classmate
  28. Met a musician
  29. study of language and culture
    Met a Linguistic Anthropologist
  30. Met someone with a degree already
  31. Met someone from another 4-year university
  32. the study of language meaning (pragmatics also is acceptable here too)
    Met a semantician
  33. Met an adviser
  34. Met someone with a degree from something other than linguistics
  35. Met a new student to linguistics
  36. LSA stands for Linguistics Student Association
    Met a CSULB LSA member
  37. Met an artist
  38. Met a transfer student
  39. Met someone that knows a sign language
  40. Met a dancer
  41. Study of how language is learned (by children or adults)
    Met a Language Acquisition Linguist
  42. Learned about a language
  43. Met someone bilingual
  44. Met a writer, journalist or blogger