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Language Diversity Series
2015
Four Myths About New York City English
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Prof. Michael NewmanQueens College (CUNY)Tuesday, October 27, 20151:00 PMMelville Library E4340
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Poster.pdfLanguage Continuity, Contact, and Change: The Greek (Romeyka) Varieties in Turkey Today
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Prof. Ioanna SitaridouCambridge UniversityThursday, September 10, 20151:00 - 2:30 PMF. Melville Library E4340
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The Role of Linguistics in Indigenous Language Revitalization
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Prof. Maya HondaWheelock CollegeThursday, April 2, 20154:00-5:30Humanities 1008
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Why English is Not Enough
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Prof. Nigel VincentManchester UniversityTuesday, March 24, 20154:00-5:30Melville Library E-4340
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2014
Race, Dialect Prejudice and Literacy in the George Zimmerman Trial and Beyond: Rachel Jeantal's Testimony about Treyvon Martin
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John R. RickfordStanford UniversityWednesday, December 3, 201411:00 AM - 1:00 PMJavits 110 |
What Limits Access to Speech-Language Pathology Services In Asian Elderly Community?
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JiSu SungEvergreen Rehabilitation, LLCMonday, November 24, 20145:30-7:00Melville Library E 4310
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Language & Genes across Bering Strait: Dene-Yeniseian & the Peopling of the Americas
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Edward VajdaWestern Washington UniversityThursday, September 18, 20146:00-7:30Harriman Hall 137
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Englishes Around the World: How They Do It and Why We Should Know
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Prof. S. SridharStony Brook UniversityTuesday, April 29, 20144:00-5:00Melville Library E-4340
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The Impact of Second Life (SL) on English Language Learners' Motivation, Task-based Engagement, and Avatar Identities in a 3-D Multi-user Virtual Environment
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Dr. Julien ChenStony Brook UniversityThursday, April 10, 20144:00-6:00Melville Library E-4340
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2013
A Film Screening "If These Knishes Could Talk: A Film About The New York Accent"
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Heather QuinlanTuesday, September 17, 201311:30-1:00Frey Hall 102
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The Uniqueness of American Sign Language
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Prof. Jane Hecker-CainSuffolk County Community CollegeWednesday, February 6, 20131:00-2:00Humanities 1006
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2012
Language Education in the University
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Nelleke Van Deusen-SchollYale UniversityTuesday, November 6, 20124:00-6:00Melville Library E-4340
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African American English Through the Years: From Hot Topics and Debates to Linguistic Research
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Dr. Lisa GreenUniversity of Massachusetts, AmherstThursday, April 26, 20124:00-5:30Humanities 1006
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The New History of English (Including When It Hasn't Been English At All)
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John McWhorterManhattan InstituteThursday, March 29, 20126:00-7:30Center for Global Studies & Human Development |
Spanish in New York, Spanish of New York, or Spanglish?
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Dr. Ricardo OtheguyCity University of New York, Graduate CenterWednesday, March 14, 20124:00-5:30Humanities 1006
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Endangered Languages of New York City
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Dr. Daniel KaufmanEndangered Language AllianceTuesday, February 28, 20124:00-5:30Humanities 1006 |
2011
Language of the Heart and Heritage
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Prof. Agnes HeStony Brook UniversityTuesday, November 15, 20114:00-5:30Humanities 1006
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