Linguistics
Language is a window into the mind. Linguistics provides an understanding of the human capacity to acquire, perceive, and produce language and of language's role in contemporary society.
Experimental Sociolinguistics Seminar (LING 491/910)
Are you interested in learning about experimental approaches to sociolinguistic questions?
How do listeners socially evaluate language?
What type of sociolinguistic knowledge do language users have?
Hands-on experience/workshops
Want to learn about experimental approaches to sociolinguistic questions?
We will design and run a novel sociolinguistic experiment as a class.
Undergraduate Programs
The Department offers a Bachelor of Arts, a Bachelor of General Studies, and two minors in Linguistics.
Graduate Programs
The Department offers a Master of Arts degree and a Ph.D. degree.Linguistics Stats
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Certificates
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Undergraduate degree options
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Graduate level degrees
Latest News
The Linguistics Department is proud to announce that our professor Dr. Alison Gabriele, who was awarded the William T. Kemper Fellowship for Teaching Excellence!
Professor Phil Duncan will be presenting at this Friday's Red Hot Research! The title of his pres
