NACLO (North American Computational Linguistics Open competition) 2025 @ CUNY
Registration for NACLO, Open Round (January 23) is now open
NACLO Round 1 at CUNY Graduate Center:
- Location:
- CUNY Graduate Center, 365 5th Ave, New York, NY 10016
- Martin E.Segal Theater Center,
Room 3110First floor
- Time:
- 10am – 1pm
- Meeting time and place:
- January 23, 9:45am
- CUNY Graduate Center entrance, next to the Security booth
- What to bring:
- Black ink pen
- ID to enter the CUNY building (a school ID or library card should suffice)
- Any questions: email to [email protected]
Fill in this Google Form to receive notifications about CUNY-led NACLO activities (workshops, tutorials, etc.).
NACLO Linguistics Circle at CUNY:
- November 4, 5:45pm-7:00pm, CUNY Graduate Center, room 7406. Discussion topic: What Makes a Language Difficult? Understanding Language Complexity through NACLO problems?
- December 2, 5:45pm-7:00pm, zoom. Discussion topic: Time, Location, and Numbers through NACLO problems.
- January 6, 5:45pm-7:00pm, zoom. Discussion Topic: Language Families through NACLO problems
January 20, January 13, 5:45pm-7:00pm. zoom. Discussion Topic: NACLO Problem Solving Strategies, different problem types, etc.
What is NACLO?
- NACLO is a contest in which high-school students solve linguistic problems.
- NACLO is geared towards high-school students interested in solving puzzles, breaking codes, learning foreign languages, natural language processing, and language technologies.
- In solving NACLO problems, students learn about the diversity and consistency of language, while exercising logic skills.
- No prior knowledge of linguistics or second languages is necessary.
- No entrance fee to join the competition.
- More information on NACLO, including the problems and solutions from previous years can be found here: https://naclo.org/.
- NACLO Student Participant Handbook.
When and where?
- Open round competition
- Second round (invitation): March