UF Department of Linguistics

Drs. James Essegbey and Brent Henderson along with students Nathan Dwyer and Kevin Yu presented papers at the Annual Conference on African Lingyistics this weekend at McGill in Montreal. Dr. Essegbey was also named President of the Association of Contemporary African Linguistics.

We are hiring a computational linguist with a specialization in computational approaches to semantics, pragmatics, or sociolinguistics. We are a great place to work with congenial and supportive colleagues. Please apply and distribute to others who might be interested!

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Congratulations to PhD alumnus Aleksandra Tomić and Professor Edith Kaan, whose paper entitled “Oscillatory brain responses to processing code-switches in the presence of others” was recently published in the latest issue of Brain and Language. Follow the link below to read the abstract and find the link to the paper.

Way to go you two!

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Congratulations to Lecturer Jamie Garner, whose co-authored book chapter with Ute Römer titled, “What can corpus linguistics tell us about second language acquisition?” was just published in The Routledge Handbook of Corpus Linguistics. Way to go Jamie!

New Co-Authored Book Chapter by Jamie Garner Published New Co-Authored Book Chapter by Jamie Garner Published Congratulations to Lecturer Jamie Garner, whose co-authored book chapter with Ute Römer titled, “What can corpus linguistics tell us about second language acquisition?” was just published in The Routledge Handbook of Corpus Linguistics. Lin...

Happy start to Spring 2022 semester Gator Linguists! What are you most looking forward to this semester?

Have a great first week!

Congratulations to Associate Professor Edith Kaan, whose co-edited volume with Theres Grüter, titled, “Prediction in Second Language Processing and Learning” was just published in print. This edited volume also contains chapters by affiliated faculty member Jorge Valdés Kroff (Department of Spanish and Portuguese Studies) and former students Aleks Tomic and Eunjin Chun! Link to the volume can be found here. Way to go Edith, Jorge, Aleks, and Eunjin!

New Book Co-Edited by Edith Kaan Published New Book Co-Edited by Edith Kaan Published Congratulations to Associate Professor Edith Kaan, whose co-edited volume with Theres Grüter, titled, “Prediction in Second Language Processing and Learning” was just published in print. This edited volume also contains chapters by affiliated faculty m...

Congratulations to Associate Professor Stefanie Wulff, whose co-authored paper with Ethan Kutlu, Mehrgol Tiv, and Debra Titone, titled, “The Impact of Race on Speech Perception and Accentedness Judgements in Racially Diverse and Non-diverse Groups” was recently published online in Applied Linguistics. Way to go Stefanie and her co-authors!

New Co-Authored Paper by Stefanie Wulff Published New Co-Authored Paper by Stefanie Wulff Published Congratulations to Associate Professor Stefanie Wulff, whose co-authored paper with Ethan Kutlu, Mehrgol Tiv, and Debra Titone, titled, “The Impact of Race on Speech Perception and Accentedness Judgements in Racially Diverse and Non-diverse Groups....

Way to go Dr. Marull!!

Join us in congratulating University of Florida professor Dr. Crystal Marull on receiving the UF College of Liberal Arts and Sciences International Educator of the Year award! 🏆

Dr. Marull leads the work at UF to design and deliver engaging Spanish language courses to UF Online students. Dr. Marull’s award-winning courses give online Gators the opportunity to have one-on-one student conversations with Spanish speakers worldwide to enhance the cultural education experience. The possibilities of engaging language education with Dr. Marull are limitless!

"This award affirms my belief that internationalization efforts can be as successful, if not more so, in the online environment. By leveraging technology to sidestep geographical constraints, students have the opportunity to explore the world from home. This approach increases student access to the benefits of cultural immersion opportunities, which traditionally are restricted to the few students who have the time and money to study abroad. Virtual immersion is a game-changer for internationalization initiatives." - Dr. Marull

Dr. Marull’s talents for the design and delivery of engaging Spanish language courses are available to all UF Online students! We’re so proud to celebrate her receiving this award. 🐊

Congratulations to Dr. Jamie Garner, whose new book review of “Language Processing in Advanced Learners of English: A Multi-method Approach to Collocation Based on Corpus Linguistics and Experimental Data” by Marco Schilk was recently published in the International Journal of Learner Corpus Research.

New Book Review by Jamie Garner Published New Book Review by Jamie Garner Published Congratulations to Dr. Jamie Garner, whose new book review of “Language Processing in Advanced Learners of English: A Multi-method Approach to Collocation Based on Corpus Linguistics and Experimental Data” by Marco Schilk was recently published in the In...

Congratulations to Dr. Crystal Marull and Christine Voigt, both of whom were recognized for their commitment to International Education by the UF International Center this week. Dr. Marull was awarded the Junior Faculty CLAS International Educator Award. Christine Voigt was awarded a Virtual Exchange Training Award. Way to go!

Two Faculty Recognized by UF International Center Two Faculty Recognized by UF International Center Congratulations to Dr. Crystal Marull and Christine Voigt, both of whom were recognized for their commitment to International Education by the UF International Center this week. Dr. Marull was awarded the Junior Faculty CLAS International Educator Aw...

Nominate outstanding teachers and advisers for their commitment to CLAS students today! The Undergraduate Teaching/Advising Awards serve to encourage excellence, innovation and effectiveness. Submit your nomination to recognize the faculty or adviser who exemplifies these characteristics by Friday, Nov. 19: https://bit.ly/3oIi9VW

Congratulations to Professor Ratree Wayland, whose co-authored paper titled, “Categorical Perception of Mandarin Pitch Directions by Cantonese-Speaking Musicians and Non-musicians” was recently published in Frontiers in Psychology. Way to go Ratree!

https://lin.ufl.edu/2021/10/18/new-co-authored-publication-by-ratree-wayland-published/