P e o p l e

Linguistics Faculty

	Michel Achard, Ph.D. Linguistics, University of California, San Diego. Cognitive linguistics, French syntax, second language acquisition. Associate Professor of Linguistics.		email: achard
	Claire Bowern, Ph.D. Linguistics, Harvard University. Historical linguistics, Australian languages, syntax, language documentation (especially endangered languages), language contact, typology. Assistant Professor of Linguistics.		email: bowern
	Jim Copeland, Ph.D. Linguistics, Cornell University. Functional linguistics, phonology, Germanic linguistics, Uto-Aztecan linguistics (Tarahumara). Professor Emeritus of Linguistics and German.		email: copeland
	Katherine Crosswhite, Ph.D. Linguistics, University of California, Los Angeles. Functionally motivated phonology, Slavic Languages. Assistant Professor of Linguistics.		email: crosswhi
	Philip Davis, Ph.D. Linguistics, Cornell University. Semantics and syntax, language and intelligence, Amerindian (Bella Coola; Alabama), Austronesian (Atayal, Ilokano, Yogad). Agnes Cullen Arnold Professor Emeritus of Linguistics.		email: pwd
	Robert Englebretson, Ph.D. Linguistics, University of California, Santa Barbara. Discourse and grammar, functional linguistics, sociolinguistics, Indonesian, conversational English. Assistant Professor of Linguistics.		email: reng
	Amy Franklin, Ph.D. Psychology and Linguistics, University of Chicago. Language acquisition, home sign, gesture, cognitive linguistics and discourse. Post Doctoral Fellow.		email: Amy.L.Franklin
	Suzanne Kemmer, Ph.D. Linguistics, Stanford University. Language universals and typology, semantics, syntactic and semantic change, cognitive linguistics, Austronesian and African languages. Associate Professor of Linguistics.		email: kemmer
	Sydney Lamb, Ph.D. Linguistics, University of California, Berkeley. Cognitive linguistics, neural network modeling, Amerindian (Monachi). Agnes Cullen Arnold Professor Emeritus of Linguistics.		email: smlamb
	Nancy Niedzielski, Ph.D. Linguistics, University of California, Santa Barbara. Sociolinguistics, speech perception, dialectology, phonetics, speech technology, language and gender. Associate Professor of Linguistics.		email: niedz
	Masayoshi Shibatani, Chair, Ph.D. Linguistics, University of California, Berkeley. Syntax, language typology, linguistic theory, and Japanese linguistics. Deedee McMurtry Professor of the Humanities in Linguistics.		email: matt
	Jim Stanford, Ph.D. Linguistics, Michigan State University. Sociolinguistics, variation in indigenous minority languages, tone, acoustic socio-tonetics, phonetics and phonology, Sui, minorities of China, dialect contact, identity, clan exogamy. Lecturer in Linguistics.		email: stanford
	Stephen A. Tyler, Ph.D. Anthropology, Stanford University. Cognitive studies, philosophy of language, anthropological linguistics, languages of India. Herbert S. Autrey Professor of Anthropology and Linguistics.		email: styler