Graduate Students
| Name | Program | Area(s) of Interest | |
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| Nirnimesh Bhattacharjee | PhD | [email protected] | Counterfactuals, Discourse Particles, Semantic Typology, Optimality Theory, South Asian languages |
| Charlie Boddy | PhD | [email protected] | Welsh, Phonology, Phonetics |
| Zoe Brown | PhD | [email protected] | Syntax, Morphosyntax, Language reclamation/resurgence |
| Eric Frank | PhD | [email protected] | Computational phonology, prosody and speech perception, morphology, digital tools for language documentation, language reclamation |
| Avinash Garimella | MA | [email protected] | Internet slang/Language change in the digital era and on social media, Language in politics (political sloganeering, online political discourse), Indian English |
| Samuel Kennedy | PhD | [email protected] | Morphosyntax, Linearization/Spell-Out, Argument structure, Sinitic languages, Dakota |
| Haakon Lehn | MA | [email protected] | Historical Linguistics, Slavic languages, Indo-European, Optimality Theory |
| Bethany Lor | MA | [email protected] | |
| Daniela Lozano | MA | [email protected] |
Chibchan languages, Anishinaabemowin, language revitalization and preservation, first language acquisition.
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| C̣aƞte Máza | PhD | [email protected] | Dakota language education, Reclamation/Revitalization, Phonology, Syntax and Morphology |
| Dustin Morrow | PhD | [email protected] | Ojibwemowin |
| Christian Nault | MA | [email protected] | Native American language revitalization, Dakota, Tlingit, German, and Historical Linguistics |
| Brianca Smith-Austin | MA | [email protected] | African American English, Ukrainian, Anishinaabemowin, Sociolinguistics, Psycholinguistics, Historical Linguistics |
| Tethys Wilson | MA | [email protected] | Language evolution, Historical linguistics, Grammaticalization, Australian Aboriginal languages |