The Ohio Language & Culture Lab supports the continued study and documentation of regional language variation as well as efforts to connect with the larger community of users through collaborative data gathering efforts, educational programming and information sharing. Student researchers form project teams to plan, develop and carry out empirical studies of language variation.
When COVID 19 hit, it seemed that one initiative of the Language Matters project would also have to stop—the whiteboard in the third floor corridor of Gordy Hall where students used markers to scribe their contributions to a weekly prompt in various languages. Language Matters seeks to raise awareness of […]
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The Ohio Language & Culture Project, created and directed by Ohio University Linguistics faculty member Dr. Michelle O’Malley, comprises both undergraduate and graduate student members from various disciplines across the university with a common interest in sociolinguistic study. The lab supports the continued study and documentation of regional language variation […]
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Note: This event has been canceled. The Linguistics Colloquium series presents Dr. Michelle O’Malley and the Southern Ohio Language Project lab team discussing “The Southern Ohio Language Project: Where we are today!” on Friday, March 20, from 12:55 to 1:55 p.m. in Gordy 301. O’Malley is an Associate Professor of […]
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