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Currently Affiliate Faculty and Writing Center Director, Antioch University, Santa Barbara
- Writing Program
Public policy and writing/English Language Arts instruction; writing program administration; writing/language pedagogy; composition pedagogies; qualitative research methodologies; literacy in historical and sociocultural contexts; histories of literacy; communication/composition theory.
- Education
Language and literacies across the disciplines; Narrative studies; International education; Science literacy; Discourse as collaboration; Constructing assessments and measures
Culver City High School, teaches English Language Development (ELD) and English 10 Honors
Currently an Assistant Professor at California State University, Long Beach
- Education
Teaching of writing; writing in the disciplines; rhetoric of science and technology; history of literacy; genre theory; activity theory; distance learning.
- Linguistics
Sociocultural linguistics; language and youth; language, gender, and sexuality; African American English; Chicano and Mexican Spanish; language and scientific practice.
Typological, functional, and community-based approaches to phonology, morphology, syntax, historical linguistics, language documentation, lexical semantics, lexicography, language and culture, especially regarding Otomanguean languages spoken in Mexico and California
- Religious Studies
Teaching Arabic as a Foreign Language, Middle Eastern Music.
Assistant Professor of Spanish, World Languages & Literatures Department at Pacific University, Oregon
Spanish-language Media, Radio and Sound Practices, Language Politics, Migration and Masculinity, Latino/a popular culture. Latino Popular Culture.
- East Asian Languages and Cultural Studies
Chinese language
- PhD 2013
Professor of French, Santa Monica College, Soka University of America
Phonetics; prosody; second language acquisition; L2 prosody; speech production and perception; articulatory phonology
Second language acquisition, L2 phonology and intonation, L2 reading and vocabulary acquisition, intercultural exchange, computer-assisted language learning, teaching and learning with digital media.
- Education
Sociology of Education; sociolinguistics and literacy; gender socialization; Language Interaction and Social Organization.
- Linguistics
Intercultural communication; ethnography and communication; theories of cultural adjustment; social semiotic processes of identification; language ideologies and linguistic landscapes; language and globalization
- Lecturer and Portuguese Language Program Coordinator
- Univ of Washington
PhD 2014, Luso-Brazilian Literature
- Ph.D. 2019
- Spanish and Portuguese
Currently a Teaching Assistant Professor and First-year Spanish Coordinator at Denver University
- Education
Culture, learning, and social interaction; writing and literacy; teacher learning in networks and communities; qualitative research methods and interaction analysis.
- Education
Learning and instruction; assessment; construction of culture through interaction; and bilingualism; cognitive science, language interaction and social organization (LISO).
Translation, Interpreting, and Cognition; Written Translation; Oral Interpreting; Bilingualism; Heritage Languages and Languages of Limited Diffusion; Second Language Acquisition; Study Abroad
- Communication
Language and communication between various social categories; crime, law enforcement, and communication; ethnic identity, bilingualism, and intercultural communication; intergenerational communication across cultures.
- Linguistics
Phonology, phonology, Balto-Finnic linguistics, American Indian linguistics.
- Linguistics
- EMS Program
Second language acquisition, L2 writing, and L2 academic oral skills for prospective TAs
- Education
Ethnography; discourse processes in reading in educational settings; constructing literate communities within classrooms); language interaction and social organization (LISO).
- Linguistics
Quantitative corpus linguistics, statistical/computational linguistics, cognitive linguistics, first and second language acquisition.
Byron K. Trippet Assistant Professor of Chinese and Asian Studies in the Modern Languages and Literatures department at Wabash College
- Psychology
Comprehension, reasoning, spatial cognition, individual differences.
- Linguistics
Child language acquisition of signed languages, usage-based and ethnographic approaches to acquisition, language socialization and ideologies
Professor of Spanish and Linguistics, California State University San Bernadino
Ph.D. program in Education, Cultural Perspective and Comparative Education emphasis.
Hispanic Literature
Spanish Literature and Language Faculty, The Nueva School in San Mateo, California
Associate Professor of Spanish, Louisiana State University
- Education
Language and communicative development; gender differences in language and cognition; language socialization; cognitive science.
Assistant Professor of Linguistics, Department of English, Linguistics, and Communication, University of Mary Washington
Second language acquisition with a focus on ESL learners, foreign language education, bilingualism, heritage language maintenance, and interlanguage pragmatics.
- Sociology
Conversation analysis; social aspects of grammar; social life of very young children.
Assistant Professor and Director of Medical Spanish Program, California University of Science and Medicine
Qualitative/ethnographic studies, business writing, technical writing, scientific writing, argumentation, knowledge ecologies, collaboration, multimedia communication.
Second language acquisition, language teaching methods and pedagogy, Spanish as a heritage language.
Assistant Professor, Early Childhood Studies, California State University, Channel Islands
- Psychology
Human learning, problem-solving, educational psychology, human-computer interaction, multimedia learning, mathematical and scientific reasoning.
Slavic linguistics, discourse, language acquisition, language and gender, folklore, women in Russian and East European society and literature.
- Germanic & Slavic Studies
Slavic linguistics, syntax, discourse, language pedagogy.
- Dept. of Education
Academic literacies, second language acquisition, language-in-education policies
- Black Studies
Religion, moral development, multicultural education, educational television and children's literature.
Phonology of Spanish and Romance languages, theoretical phonology, Optimality Theory, phonetics, language change.
- Linguistics
Morphology, language change, discourse and grammar, language universals, American Indian linguistics, Austronesian linguistics.
Community-based linguistics; diaspora linguistics; language documentation; heritage language development; multilingualism; language maintenance; identity; linguistic variation; morphophonology; tone; Tu’un Savi (Mixtec)
Language teaching methodology; instructional improvement; curriculum development.
Writing development across the lifespan, longitudinal studies, writing engagement, genre studies, writing pedagogy
Adjunct Lecturer of Spanish, Santa Clara University
Foreign language acquisition; cognitive aspects of foreign language learning; transition from language to literature study; foreign language writing.
- East Asian Languages & Cultural Studies
Japanese language
- Writing Program
Multimedia Communication; Writing in New Media; Writing for the Social Sciences
Education and related standards, teacher development, curriculum design, language perception and identity
Associate Professor of Spanish, Pacific University, Oregon
Language documentation, description, and revitalization, applied linguistics, sociocultural linguistics, language ideologies, language and identity, language acquisition, community based linguistics, Native American languages, in particular Zuni
Associate Professor of Portuguese, San Diego State University
Historical Chinese linguistics (grammar and lexicon), applied linguistics (language teaching theory and methodology, context and culture in language learning, and the use of computers in teaching foreign languages.
Currently an Assistant Professor in International Higher Education at the University of Wisconsin-Madison