Linguistics Colloquia & Events
Upcoming Linguistics Events
Spring 2025 Colloquia Schedule
Ohio University’s Linguistics Colloquium Series announces its Spring 2025 schedule, which includes several recent alumni of the M.A. in Applied Linguistics program as well as professional development mentoring for current students. Colloquia are Fridays from 12:55-1:50 p.m. in Gordy 310 and via Microsoft TEAMS. All colloquia are accessible via TEAMS.
*Indicates via Microsoft TEAMS only.
- Jan. 24*: A Honolulu neighborhood’s construction of place: On anti-conquest linguistic landscape with alumnus Rickey Larkin and Milang Shin
- Jan. 31*: Linguistics Colloquium: Phonetic Variation in SLA with alumna Sofia Fernandez
- Feb. 14*: “Just Find Another Doctor”: A Reflexive Thematic Analysis of Autism Parents Facebook Group with alumna Dr. Asri Nurul Qodri
- Feb. 21: An Ecolinguistics Method for TESOL: Innovations in Theories & Praxes with Visiting Research Scholar Dr. Saloua Mrabet-Abid
- March 21: Maji?: The Language Patterns of Japanese Youth with alumna Leah Allan
- March 28: Utilizing Artificial Intelligence to enhance the preparedness of Teaching Assistants for Educational Duties with alumna Amy Khazaal
- April 4*: Challenges to achieving critical consciousness: Chinese teachers' raciolinguistic ideologies and literacy practices in dual language bilingual education with alumna Nuo Xu
- April 11*: “Its important to consult” a linguist?: Two perspectives on ChatGPT-generated text with alumnus Dr. J. Elliott Casal
- April 18*: Teaching second language learners how to listen with Dr. Jesus Toapanta
How to Access the Colloquia via Teams
Meeting ID: 219 960 959 435
Passcode: rq9bs6am
For more information, contact Dr. David Bell at belld@ohio.edu.