Sélangaj péyi Kawayib-la ni an bèlté nou fo sélébwé
Caribbean Languages are beautiful and should be celebrated (St. Lucian Créole)
Caribbean Languages are beautiful and should be celebrated (St. Lucian Créole)
The current members of the SCL come from over 25 different countries around the world, and represent various universities, academic institutions, government ministries, schools and private organizations. Our research concerns focus on Caribbean languages of all origins and eras, including Amerindian languages from the pre-Columbian era, and languages of the colonial era including European, African, Asian, and above all, Caribbean creole languages.
Annual membership dues also cover the Society's journal publications, which include two issues of the SCL Occasional Papers, and one issue of the Popular Series, plus regular SCL bulletins publicising SCL and related conferences, and giving news of publications of interest to the membership. Any member may submit an article for review for publication, in either of the Society's series. Members are also entitled to preferential conference rates.
The Executive Committee is elected by members to serve for two years during the SCL Biennial General Meeting. The Committee comprises the President, Vice-President, Immediate Past President, Secretary, Treasurer, Publications Officer, and two Officers.
See Also:
Executive Duties
Past Executive Committees
SCL membership is open to anyone from around the globe who has any level of interest in Linguistics with specific reference to the Caribbean. Any individual or institution interested in becoming a member will simply complete our application form. Membership classes include regular, student, honorary, and institutional members.
Institutional Member - $100.00 (USD)
Regular Member (Caribbean-based) - $30.00 (USD)
Regular Member (Rest of the World) - $40.00 (USD)
Student Member (Caribbean-based) - $15.00 (USD)
Student Member (Rest of the World) - $20.00 (USD)
Learn about the principles governing your SCL membership.
In recognition of the contributions of those distinguished members who have dedicated their lives to the advancement of the SCL and research in Linguistics. The Society currently has fifteen Honorary Members.
Remembering the lives and celebrating the contributions of our SCL members who have gone on.
