General Phonology Lab information 11 February 1997 1. The information requested will help us assist researchers and students get started on their projects. Copies of the CPHS protocol are available from the Lab office. Because the Phonology Lab serves as a departmental resource it is important that all of its users respect certain procedures that are designed to maximize the lab's utility. Accounts on both MacCavity and trill servers are assigned after the application has been approved by the Lab Director.
Classes have highest priority, followed by colloquia, talks, and lastly private use.
Sign-up sheets for each of these rooms are posted on their doors. Security Security is not a tremendous problem in the Phonology Lab, but some precautions need to be observed. Room 46 is the only room that has an alarm system, since most of the equipment is housed in this room. Fill out the form and give it to the Lab Administrator to sign. It is possible to keep your key for a longer time period with approval from the Lab Director.