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Department of Linguistics
Communication Bldg. Room 109
P.O.Box 210025
Tucson, AZ 85721
Tel: (520) 621-6897
Fax: (520) 626-9014
Department Head
Simin Karimi
Communication Bldg. Room 109
P.O.Box 210025
Tucson, AZ 85721
Tel: (520) 621-6897
Fax: (520) 626-9014
karimi@email.arizona.edu
Students
Multimedia Technical Specialist, Office of Student Computing Resources
520 626-7295
Music 135
2nd 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,...
3rd 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...
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.
2nd Year M.S. Human Language Technology.
Areas of Interest: Speech Synthesis, Phonetics, Machine Learning, Software Engineering
2nd year PHD student, Linguistics
Chinese syntax, Second Language Acquisition, Syntax-semantics interface
Dissertator, Phd Program: Linguistics. Syntax and its interface with morphology and semantics; Determiner Phrase: pronouns, demonstratives, and definite articles; Compounding and reduplication
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Second year PhD student in Linguistics. Phonology, linguistic variation, language change, computer-mediated communication, evolution of language, corpus linguistics.
First Year PhD Student
My primary interests include psycholinguistics, neurolinguistics, L1/L2 acquisition, bilingualism, codeswitching, Semitic languages, cognition, and language disorders (particularly aphasias).
3rd year, Phd Program: Linguistics
My primary interests are in phonetic and phonological acquisition and processing in bilingual individuals. The techniques I use to address these issues are neurological (electroencephalography), psycholinguistic, and computational.
Dissertator, Phd Program: Linguistics
I specialize in first language acquisition: specifically, the use of prosody in learning syntax. Other areas of interest include cross-linguistic studies, statistical learning, and developmental language disorders.
4th year, Phd Program: Linguistics
Language evolution, syntax, sentence processing, lexical semantics, typology, linguistic theory and methodology.
First Year Native American Languages and Linguistics Masters Student. I am studying Southern California languages and my interests are language revitalizaton and early childhood language acquisition and morphology and syntax.
Dissertator, Phd Program: Linguistics
Phonetics/Phonology, Syntax, Semantics, Cognition and Learning, Computational linguistics, Psycholinguistics, Chinese
First Year PhD Student: Phonology, Phonetics, Historical Linguistics, Language Documentation and Revitalization.