Department of Linguistics
Faculty and Staff
Emeritus Faculty
Emeritus status is an honorary title awarded for distinguished service to the academic community. The President may bestow the title on a tenured faculty member or on an administrator who is entering permanent retirement and who has served the University with distinction. Bestowal of emeritus status is a distinctive honor, and emeriti faculty are regarded as an important and integral part of the university community.
* Denotes deceased
- English as a second language reading
- English grammar
- Language attitude
- Peace education
- Email - Barbara Birch
- History of the English language
- History of English linguistics
- Language variation
- Email Frederick Brengleman
- Teaching English as a Foreign Language
- Applied English Linguistics
- Discourse analysis
- Functional syntax
- Pragmatics
- Language change
- Finnish linguistics
- L2 reading and writing
- TESL methodology
- TESL materials development
- Ellen Lipp Email
- Analysis of linguistic variation
- Stylistics
- Spanish Linguistics
- Corpus Linguistics
- Forensic Linguistics
- Email Gerald McMenamin
- Language acquisition (first and second language and gender)
- Applied linguistics (teaching of English grammar, spelling and reading)
- Historical Linguistics (sub-Saharan languages especially southern African languages)
- History of English
- Email - Karen Mistry
- Syntax
- Indic Linguistics
- Sanskrit
- Sociolinguistics
- Japanese linguistics
- Discourse analysis
- Syntax
- Persian language
- Email Vida Samlian
- Phonetics
- Phonetics
- Phonology
- Syntax
- Historical linguistics
- Hebrew and Semitic linguistics