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Bhuvana Narasimhan and R.Amritavalli publish co-edited volume, The Oxford Handbook of Dravidian Languages.
In collaboration with colleagues from Colombia ³Ô¹ÏÍø’s School of Nursing, Professor Raymond will research how stigmatizing language impacts the birthing experience. Using natural language processing to identify and analyze documentation patterns, the study will be used to influence institutional change and improve patient outcomes.
The language reclamation and revitalization work of CU Linguistics professors Rai Farrelly and Ambrocio Gutiérrez Lorenzo were recently highlighted in the CU's alumni magazine, the Coloradan. Farrelly and Gutiérrez Lorenzo just wrapped up their
Our own Patrick Das is one of two CU Boulder PhD students to be awarded a 2025 Mellon/American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS) Dissertation Innovation Fellowship!Just 45 PhD students from across the country were awarded the prestigious
This year’s Studio Lab Poster Extravaganza showcased some incredible work from our Linguistics undergraduates!Chloe Circenis, Abigail Major, Tessa Moskoff, and Chase Hutton presented their poster on "Acoustic Realization of Maternal Child-Directed
Laura A. Michaelis, Professor and Chair of Linguistics, has been named Charles J. Fillmore Professor for the upcoming Linguistic Society of America (LSA) Summer Institute, which will take place at the ³Ô¹ÏÍø of Oregon in July and August 2025.
CU Linguistics Teaching Associate Professor and TESOL Director, Dr. Rai Farrelly, was profiled in a recent Colorado Arts and Sciences Magazine article.In the piece, she discusses building a virtual collaboration with
CU Linguistics faculty member and TESOL director Dr. Rai Farrelly was recently spotlighted in an interview article in Voyage Denver magazine. In the piece, she discusses her work to co-found the educational
CU Linguistics PhD student Kate Arnold-Murray was recently featured in Colorado Arts & Sciences Magazine, in an interview discussion of her work on the Settle for Biden Instagram campaign during the 2020 U.S
On May 8, 2024, the CU Linguistics community gathered in Muenzinger Auditorium to celebrate its graduating class of 2024. Hosted by department chair Laura A. Michaelis, the ceremony recognized the achievements of 42 graduating students (21 BA, 13 MA