Ohio University’s Linguistics Colloquium Series announces its Fall 2022 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. via TEAMS, with several events also held in person.
Schedule
*Some colloquia where indicated will have in person speakers in Gordy 309 on the Athens campus of Ohio University.
Sept. 2: * Surviving and Thriving in the First Year of Graduate School – Panel Discussion
Sept. 9: * University policies prohibiting discrimination in the context of Title IX – Dr. Molly Bukky, Ohio University Equity and Civil Rights Compliance
Sept. 16: Vietnamese L2 Learners’ Attitudes Towards and Perceptions of Different Varieties of Vietnamese Accents – An Sakach, Arizona State University
Sept. 23: Hypercorrection in ESL Learning/Teaching Contexts: Lessons from Sri Lanka – Dr. Maduranga Kalugampitiya, University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka
Sept 30: Beliefs regarding English as a Hegemonic Language: The Case of Ecuadorian English Teacher s – Dr. Ana Calle, University of Cuenca, Ecuador.
Oct 7: Mind the gap: Collaborative research on Global English perspectives and attitudes to improve pedagogical practice – Dr. Jeff Maloney, Brigham Young University-Hawaii.
Oct. 14: Speaker voice variability processing in spoken word recognition: An overview – Dr. Yu Zhang, Oklahoma State University
Oct. 21: * The Role of Localization Specialists within International News and Media Teams – Sam Bockoven, Content Localization Specialist.
Oct. 28: Motivational Strategy Use by Fl Swahili Instructors in the United States – Dr. Magdalyne Oguti Akiding, Howard University
How to Access the Colloquia via Teams
Colloquia are Fridays at 12:55-1:50 p.m. via Microsoft Teams.
- Join on your computer or mobile app
- Meeting ID: 272 010 274 784 Passcode: AXBHWG
- Or call in (audio only) +1 614-706-6572,,38818416# United States, Columbus Phone Conference ID: 388 184 16#
For more information, contact Dr. David Bell , chair of Linguistics at Ohio University.