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Department of Linguistics
Douglass Bldg. Room 200E
P.O.Box 210028
Tucson, AZ 85721-0028
Tel: (520) 621-6897
Fax: (520) 626-9014
Department Head
Simin Karimi
Douglass Bldg. Room 200E
P.O.Box 210028
Tucson, AZ 85721-0028
Tel: (520) 621-6897
Fax: (520) 626-9014
karimi@email.arizona.edu
Department Directory
Gregory
Anderson
Multimedia Technical Specialist, Office of Student Computing Resources
520 626-7295
Music 135
1st year graduate student, M.S. Human Language Technology
Full-time staffperson in the University Information Technology Services (UITS) Office of Student Computing Resources (OSCR). Supervises the Multimedia Learning Lab, one of OSCR's several multimedia computer labs. Manages OSCR's Gear-to-Go service. Operates and maintains a server room computing cluster dedicated to the preparation,...
Dalila
Ayoun
Associate Professor
(520) 621-3720
Modern Languages 549
Courtesy Faculty member in Linguistics
Dane
Bell
2nd year Grad Student, PhD Linguistics: I am a graduate student in Linguistics with a focus on Psycholinguistics and Computational Linguistics. My current research involves sentence processing, emergent regularization in iterated artificial language learning, and category effects on lexical access. My language interests include English, American Sign Language, and Plains Indian Sign Language...
Thomas G.
Bever
Regents' Professor
I regularly work with undergraduates and graduate students in Linguistics, Psychology, Neuroscience, Slat and Education, usually on topics of interest to them, eventually of interest to me.
My own research and teaching is in the current revival of “biolinguistics”, the idea that language is a biological object to be studied through the lens of evolution, with experimental and...
Daniel
Brenner
Ph.D student
Douglass 318c
3rd year, PHD: Linguistics
Topics of my present work include phonetic and corpus study of conversational speech, the phonetics of speech variation, and automated methods of speech labeling.
Andrew
Carnie
Professor
(520) 621-2802
Douglass 212
I am a Professor of Linguistics in the Department of Linguistics and have appointments in the Cognitive Science Program, the Graduate Interdisciplinary Program in Second Language Acquisition and Teaching and the Joint Program in Linguistics and Anthropology.
My research revolves around various topics within the Minimalist Principles and Parameters approach to syntactic theory including...
Yan
Chen
1st year PHD student, Linguistics
Chinese syntax, Second Language Acquisition, Syntax-semantics interface
Jennifer
Columbus
Program Coordinator, Senior
(520) 621-2113
(520) 626-9014
Communication 103B
I received a Master of Fine Arts in Poetry from Goddard College and taught English and Poetry at Northwestern Michigan College, Goddard College, Pima Community College and the University of Arizona. In 2003 & 2009 I was awarded a poetry fellowship at the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts. Currently I manage the Linguistics Ph.D., M.S. & M.A. programs at the...
Richard A.
Demers
Professor Emeritus
(520) 621-4530
Communications 304A
Dr. Demers has always had a special interest in natural science, and his interest in linguistics is a special case of this interest. His undergraduate degree is in physics and he has continued to follow developments in all of the sciences by undertaking broad readings. Within the field of linguistics, Professor Demers has three major interests: phonology, with an emphasis on articulatory and...

















