Teaching

Current Courses

None! It's summer!

Courses Recently Taught

2010, Term 2

• Ling445: Sociolinguistics

2010, Term 1

• Ling317:Instrumental Phonetics

2009-2010, Terms 1 and 2

• Ling530C: Gunnar Hansson and I taught a graduate seminar on Speech Perception in Phonetics and Phonology; our syllabus is available here, if you are interested.
• Ling317: Instrumental Phonetics

Teaching Awards

As a graduate student I was a Graduate Student Instructor for Linguistics 110 Introduction to Phonetics and Phonology. Professor Keith Johnson was the instructor for the course. The general purpose of Ling 110 is to equip undergraduate students with the skills to do basic phonetic analysis and description. Based on my performance teaching in Ling110 during Fall 2007, the Department of Linguistics presented me with the Outstanding Graduate Student Instructor Award. After receiving this award, I was invited to submit an essay for the university-wide Teaching Effectiveness Award. My essay was among those selected for this award.

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