Kristina Balykova
Graduate student
Education: M.A. in Linguistics, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro
Interests: Language documentation, endangered languages, linguistic typology, morphosyntax
Gladys Camacho Rios
Graduate student
Interests: Quechua phonology, the grammar and semantics of the verbal morphology, and morphosyntax.
Yejin Cho
Graduate student
ycho@utexas.edu |
RLP 4.400, W3
Interests: Computational Semantics, Natural Language Processing, Machine Learning
Gabriella Chronis
Graduate student
Interests: Distributional semantics, figurative language and metaphor, lexical meaning in context
Frances Cooley
Assistant Instructor
cooley.frances@utexas.edu |
RLP 4.426
Education: PhD, University of Texas at Austin
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Caitlin Coons
Assistant Instructor
caitiecoons@utexas.edu |
RLP 4.400 E10
Education: M.S. Linguistics, Georgetown University
Interests: syntax & morphology of signed languages; linguistic typology; language contact; forensic linguistics; Mexican Sign Language (LSM)
Michael Everdell
Assisstant Instructor
everdellm@utexas.edu |
RLP 4.426
Education: PhD, University of Texas, Austin
Interests: Uto-Aztecan, O’dam (Southeastern Tepehuan), argument realization, lexical semantics, agreement, suppletion, language change
Gabriel A. Gallinate
Graduate student
Education: Graduate Student, University of Texas at Austin
Interests: Amazonian languages, Takanan languages, descriptive linguistics, linguistic documentation, phonetics and phonology, morphophonology, morphology and syntax. I also put my efforts in designing language materials with native speakers of Amazonian languages of Bolivia, with focus on alphabets, dictionaries, learning materials, pedagogical grammars, among others.
Austin German
Graduate student
Interests: emerging sign languages; language documentation & description
Cristian R. Juárez
Doctoral Candidate on Graduate Student Continuing Fellowship (2020-2021)
Education: M.A. in Linguistics, Universidad de Sonora (México)
Interests: Synchronic and Diachronic Linguistics, Morphosyntax, Linguistic Typology, Language Documentation, South American Languages, Spanish Variation
Kirsten Meemann
Assistant Instructor
kirsten.meemann@utexas.edu |
CLA 4.400 W8
Education: M.A.in Linguistics, University of Würzburg
Interests: Experimental Phonetics; Psycholinguistics
Lorena Orjuela
Graduate student
Education: M.A. in Linguistics, Universidade de São Paulo
Interests: Experimental Phonetics; Sociophonetics; Dialectology; Language documentation; South American indigenous languages
Sofia Pierson
Graduate student
spierson [at] utexas [dot] edu
Interests: acquisition, Totontepec Mixe, child language, language documentation and description
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May Helena Plumb
Graduate student
mayhplumb@utexas.edu |
CLA 4.700 E12
Education: B.A., Haverford College
Interests: Language Documentation, Zapotec Languages, Syntax/Semantics, Philology, Digital Scholarship
Sarah Ransom-Laud
Graduate student
sarah.ransomlaud@austin.utexas.edu
Education: B.A. Linguistics, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
Interests: Acoustics, lexical architecture, memory, methods, music, networks, philosophy of science, programming, prosody
Scott Spicer
Graduate student
Interests: Lexical semantics, syntax-semantics interface; Semitic languages
James Tandy
Graduate student
Education: B.A. Linguistics, Anthropology, University of Kansas
Interests: Mayan languages, historical linguistics, morphological theory, corpus linguistics
Mackenzie Walters
Assistant Instructor
mcwalters@utexas.edu |
CLA 4.304 W13
Education: BA in Linguistics and Anthropology, MA in Anthropology, MA in Linguistics, Tulane University, University of Texas at Austin
Interests: historical and comparative linguistics, phonology, morphology, epigraphy, Mayan languages
Paige Erin Wheeler
Assistant Instructor
pewheeler@utexas.edu |
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Education: M.A., Linguistics, University of Texas at Austin
Interests: Enlhet-Enenlhet languages, acoustics, vowel duration, comparative/historical linguistics
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Elizabeth Wood
Graduate student
elizabethwood@utexas.edu |
CLA 4.400 W6
Education: M.A. in Linguistics, University of Texas at Austin
Interests: Language documentation, Mayan languages, K'iche', acoustic phonetics, vowels, prosody
Hongli Zhan
Ph.D. Student
honglizhan@utexas.edu |
RLP 4.400, E4
Interests: Computational Linguistics
