Meg Harvey
About Meg Harvey
I'm a PhD candidate focusing on language revitalization and morphology. Currently I work on the Hiaki Language Research and Documentation Project (http://arizonahiaki.org/about/), the Tunica Language Project (http://tunica.wp.tulane.edu/), and as a research assistant studying Uspanteko (panteko.us). I also organize the Language Documentation and Fieldwork Reading Group. I strive to combine community and theoretical goals in my work.
Research Interests
Language documentation, maintenance, and revitalization (especially creating projects that simultaneously feed into documentation, revitalization, and linguistic analysis)
Deixis in narratives
Quichean languages
Mayan Linguistics
Video games and language acquisition
Native American languages and linguistics
Tunica
Uto-Aztecan Languages
Contact Information
Degree(s)
2017 MA Linguistics Tulane University
2016 BA Anthropology, Linguistics, French Tulane University
Courses Taught
Stand-alone Instructor:
LING/-PSY 201 (Intro to Linguistics, Online) -- Spring 2020, Summer Session 1 2020
GTA:
LING 341 (Language Development) -- Spring 2021
LING 150C (Language in the Digital Age) -- Fall 2019
LING/PSY 201 (Intro to Linguistics, Online) -- Fall 2018
LING/PSY 201 Honors (Intro to Linguistics) -- Fall 2018
LING 314 (Intro to Phonetics) -- Spring 2018
LING 150A (Languages of the World) -- Fall 2017
Grader:
GER 150B1 “Becoming Transcultural: Maximizing Study Abroad" -- Fall 2019
LING 341 Intro to Language Development, Online -- Spring 2018
