Please join me in congratulating Professor Tania Ionin, who has been selected to receive the prestigious University Scholar award for 2021-22.
Spring 2021 End of Year Celebration for LinguisticsCongratulations to all the Spring and Summer 2021 Linguistics Graduates and to all the award winners this year! The celebration via Zoom on 5/11/2021 was great!
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Welcome to the Spring 2021 semester, Linguistics students!
SILMW Students Enjoyed Virtual Cooking Class
Hittite class combines 21st-century and Bronze Age technologyHittite class, taught by Professor Ryan Shosted, offers students with opportunities to engage with an extinct language using both modern technology and ancient methods of pressing cuneiform symbols into clay.
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Illinois provides a professional working and learning environment, where faculty members, staff, and students are eager to assist others. The linguistics departments holds regular seminars, talks, and workshops providing tools and opportunities to be inspired by others’ research and perceive linguistics and research in a linguistically rich environment.
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Department News
- Congratulations to Professor Silvina Montrul and Professor David Dubin for being selected for funding by the NCSA Fellows program for their research: 'Analyzing and Visualizing Linguistic Variation in Monolingual and Bilingual Speakers'.
- We are pleased to announce that Professor Tania Ionin has been selected to receive the Lynn M. Martin Professorial Scholar award for three years, starting Fall 2021. Congratulations, Tania!
- The 51st Meeting of the Linguistic Symposium on Romance Languages (LSRL) will take place virtually between April 29th-May 1st. UIUC Linguistics will be represented at the conference with talk(s) by: José Ignacio Hualde...
I often reflect on the knowledge I learned and the pedagogical guidance I received during my time in the MATESL program, and I realize that my degree from Illinois made it possible for me to be where I am today. My first teaching job at the Intensive English Institute -- when it was in a house on Nevada St. -- was the start of a very enjoyable, rewarding career.
