Turn-taking workshop VU Amsterdam 2027

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Turn-taking workshop
Type Training
Categories (tags) Training
Dates 2027/05/03 - 2027/05/07
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Geolocation 52° 20' 2", 4° 51' 57"
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Submission deadline 2026/09/30
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Notification date 2026/10/20
Tweet Turn-taking workshop (2-7 May 2027, VU Amsterdam, NL). 5-day tutorial on turn-taking, facilitated by Bolden, Hoey, Raymond, and Robinson. Applications due 30 Sep 2026
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Turn-taking workshop VU Amsterdam 2027:


Details:

Turn-taking in Social Interaction: 5-day workshop
3-7 May 2027
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Facilitators:

  • Galina B. Bolden (Rutgers University)
  • Elliott M. Hoey (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, local organizer)
  • Chase Wesley Raymond (University of Colorado, Boulder)
  • Jeffrey D. Robinson (Portland State University)

Conversations are built out of turns at talk, whose orderly exchange serves as a fundamental form of social organization. This five-day workshop centers on this turn-taking organization from the perspective of Conversation Analysis. The workshop is organized in-person at the Vrije Universiteit in Amsterdam (The Netherlands). The workshop covers the Sacks, Schegloff, & Jefferson (1974) turn-taking model and is based on the forthcoming book Turn-taking in Social Interaction by Raymond, Robinson, and Bolden (Cambridge University Press). The topics we will cover include:

  • Turn-constructional units, transition relevance, and projectability
  • Multi-unit turns
  • Turn-allocation ordering and techniques
  • Overlapping talk
  • Silence and tun-taking
  • Specialized turn-taking systems

The workshop features a mix of plenary sessions and small-group work on data provided by the facilitators, with emphasis on hands-on experience in the analysis of turn-taking in actual interactions. By the end of the workshop, participants will be able to describe and defend the turn-taking model, to apply it toward the analysis of conversation, and to identify and pursue researchable turn-taking phenomena.

Who is this for?

Applications are welcome from all, but the workshop is geared toward those interested in pursuing the study of, and who have some prior familiarity with, Conversation Analysis. The application form will ask you to specify your experience/training to date. Spaces are limited.

How much will it cost?

The cost per applicant is €480. This includes workshop participation and catered coffee breaks. All other expenses are participants’ responsibilities. We will put those interested in sharing lodging with others in contact.

How do I apply?

Apply using this application form: https://forms.gle/p2YetUcZ1p7N2RcYA

Important dates

  • Deadline for application: 30 September 2026
  • Decision of acceptance/waitlist: 20 October 2026
  • Final dropout date: 31 January 2027
  • Workshop: 3-7 May 2027


Questions may be directed to Elliott Hoey (e.m.hoey@vu.nl) and Galina Bolden (gbolden@comminfo.rutgers.edu)