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I am a professor of linguistics at a private university in Dallas. I have done fieldwork, research, and documentation on languages all over the world. I lived among native groups in the Amazon jungle for 10 years, and am fluent in Spanish....See Steve's full profile

After my undergraduate studies at the University of Chicago, I completed a PhD in Linguistics at the University of Texas at Austin. My areas of specialization are phonetics and phonology (the study of sounds) as well as descriptive and...See Elizabeth's full profile

I have been the main instructor of record for nine classes in linguistics and three introductory German language classes (plus one term as co-instructor of German), all at the college level. This includes a year-long visiting professorship...See Kevin's full profile

I began studying phonetics related to singing when I was studying opera. I have gone on to get my masters in Applied Linguistics with a concentration in Descriptive Linguistics. I have a 4.0GPA so far. I have also traveled with the...See Miguel's full profile

My Cornell University training in linguistics lies at the intersection of Theoretical Linguistics (phonetics, phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, pragmatics), Computational Linguistics, and Natural Language Processing. I...See Sam's full profile

I studied linguistics for over 10 years and have three degrees in linguistics. My dissertation focused on the psycholinguistics of bilingualism. I have taught linguistics to students in various majors, especially to teachers...See Holly's full profile

I majored in cognitive science in undergrad (as well as English) and specialized in computational linguistics, with classes in syntax, semantics, neural networks, AI, and more. I have a PhD in neuroscience, specializing in cognitive...See Matt's full profile

I chose linguistics for the concentration of my undergrad degree, so I am especially well-versed in the topic. During college, I took multiple higher level linguistics classes, with some being graduate level courses. I formally...See Ryn's full profile

As an undergrad at UMCP, I discovered linguistics as a window into the mind and it inspired me as no other subject had. I maintained my computer science major, but my concentration in linguistics is what gave purpose to it. As a...See Gregory's full profile

I received my PhD in Linguistics from New York University, and I have been the primary instructor and course lead for graduate and undergraduate level classes for 10+ years. Subjects taught include introductions to the theoretical...See Allison's full profile

Completed a 4-year degree in linguistics from the University of California, Davis. Studies included special emphasis on French Linguistics. Coursework varied from Phonetics & Phonology to Syntactic Theory, Semantics, and Typology. See Shawn's full profile

I have successfully worked with students of various ages and backgrounds, and I continuously update my knowledge of the latest linguistic research and methodologies to deliver effective and engaging learning experiences.See Digby's full profile

... Language Science. I have taken multiple linguistics classes, both at the undergraduate and graduate level, including a graduate course on Phonology. As a graduate student, I participated in a linguistics research project through the Penn State Center...See Dominick's full profile

I have a passion for linguistics and speak three languages fluently, with experience writing a dictionary for one of them. My expertise spans linguistic structures, language acquisition, and sociolinguistics, allowing me to offer...See Luqman's full profile

I studied Linguistics at the University of Arizona for 4 years, B.A. in Linguistics. I focused my course of study on second language acquisition (SLA), language acquisition in children, and phonetics/phonology....See Emily's full profile

I have clinical expertise in the areas of linguistic analysis including phonetics, phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, and pragmatics to help you improve your overall skills in your personal, professional, and academic communication. See Kimberly's full profile

My background is in descriptive linguistics. I'm trained in phonology, morphology, syntax, typology, and historical linguistics. I've been awarded two Fulbright research scholarships, one for historical Indo-European...See Russell's full profile

M.A. in Teaching English as a Second Language, from the Linguistics Department of the University of Minnesota -- an applied-linguistics program with an SLA (Second Language Acquisition) emphasis and research projects focused on phonology...See Laura's full profile

I've spent 5+ years teaching these topics both as instructor in Colombia and as a student tutor in the USA. I graduated top of my class with a linguistics degree at Reed College, focusing my senior Sociolinguistics thesis on classroom...See Mary's full profile

My specialty is sociolinguistics and pragmatics, but I taught and have vast experience in many other branches, including morphology, and historical linguistics. I am quite familiar with methods in linguistic research and also worked with...See Saudi's full profile

As I study languages, I do comparative analyses to discern how linguistic concepts manifest across languages, such as how language shapes culture and vice versa. With my broad linguistic knowledge base, I easily provide my students...See Neema's full profile

I obtained my doctorate in linguistics in 2019 from the CUNY Graduate Center. I also currently teach classes in linguistics and sociolinguistics at the State University of New York at New Paltz. I have also taught classes in...See Eric's full profile

I have been a tutor and teacher Assistant at the University of Davis for linguistic and I have recently taught at Sonoma State University classes related to grammar, linguistic and syntax. I have also taught Applied...See Razzan's full profile

I have a BA in Computational Linguistics from Moscow State University, home to renowned Linguists and Literary Critics, from Bakhtin, Dostoevsky, and Vinogradov to Jacobson, Propp, and Shakhmatov. Whatever aspect of...See Maria's full profile

Linguistics is one of the foundations of the cognitive science major (along with psychology, philosophy, and computing). I took an introductory linguistics course during my first quarter at UCLA. I also volunteered to be a...See Makayla's full profile