Adam Ussishkin
About Adam Ussishkin
Visit my website at ussishkin.org for up to date information and my current CV. I'm a professor in the Department of Linguistics, with appointments in the UA Cognitive Science program, the UA Second Language Acquisition and Teaching program, the Department of Middle Eastern and North African Studies, The Arizona Center for Judaic Studies, and the Center for Middle Eastern Studies. My research focuses on the lexicon, and is informed by psycholinguistic experimentation, as well as formal and laboratory phonology and morphology. Much of the research I conduct centers on Semitic languages, especially Maltese and Modern Hebrew. I also work on corpus creation and evaluation.
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Linguistics faculty members Adam Ussishkin and Andy Wedel visited the Department of Linguistics at the University of Oregon April 14-17. In a back-to-back double feature, each of them gave an hour-long colloquium presentation on April 15. Adam spoke... read more
Research Interests
Psycholinguistics/Lexical access, Phonology, Morphology, Prosodic morphology, Semitic,
Contact Information
Degree(s)
Ph.D. in Linguistics, UC Santa Cruz, 2000
Courses Taught
PSYC 542 LEXICAL ACCESS
LING 432 PSYCHOLOGY OF LANGUAGE
LING 315 INTRO TO PHONOLOGY
LING 410/510 FOUNDATIONS OF PHONOLOGICAL THEORY 1
LING 514 FOUNDATIONS OF PHONOLOGICAL THEORY 2
LING 689 PROFESSIONALISM (HOW TO BE A PROFESSIONAL LINGUIST)
LING 516 HISTORY OF PHONOLOGY
LING 535 MORPHOLOGY
LING 454/554 STRUCTURE OF HEBREW AND OTHER MIDDLE EASTERN LANGUAGES
LING 201 INTRO TO LINGUISTICS
LING 310 TYPOLOGY
LING 315 INTRO TO PHONOLOGY
LING/ENGL 322 STRUCTURE & MEANING OF WORDS
LING 696B TPCS IN PHONOLOGY & PHONETICS (SEMINAR IN PHONOLOGY)
LING 697A LINGUISTICS THEORY (PRELIM CLASS)