Faculty
| Name | Contact Information | |
|---|---|---|
 | Garner, Jamie Pronouns: she/her Ph.D., Georgia State University Phraseology, learner corpus research, data-driven learning, and second language acquisition | Office: 4015 Turlington Phone: (352) 294-7460 jr.garner@ufl.edu |
 | Golombek, Paula Pronouns: she/her Ph.D., Pennsylvania State University Teacher professional development in L2 teacher education, the knowledge-base of L2 teacher education, and second language pedagogy | Office: 4131F Turlington Phone: (352) 294-7459 pgolombek@ufl.edu |
 | Hatav, Galia Pronouns: she/her Ph.D., Tel Aviv University Conditional semantics and Biblical Hebrew | Office: 4129 Turlington Phone: (352) 294-7452 ghatav@ufl.edu |
 | Henderson, Brent Pronouns: he/him Ph.D., University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Syntactic theory, case and agreement, and language documentation with a focus on Bantu languages | Office: 4125 Turlington Phone: (352) 294-7454 bhendrsn@ufl.edu |
 | Kaan, Edith Pronouns: she/her Ph.D., University of Groningen, Netherlands Language processing and the brain, looking at native speakers as well as second-language learners | Office: 4127 Turlington Phone: (352) 294-7453 kaan@ufl.edu |
 | Liu, Zoey Pronouns: she/her Ph.D., University of California, Davis Computational Linguistics, Multilingual Natural Language Processing, Variation/Generalization | Office: 4016 Turlington Phone: (352) 294-7457 liu.ying@ufl.edu |
 | McLaughlin, Fiona Ph.D., University of Texas at Austin African languages, phonology, morphology, and sociolinguistics | Office: 305 Pugh Phone: (352) 392-4829 fmcl@ufl.edu |
 | Moeller, Sarah Ph.D., University of Colorado Boulder natural language processing, language documentation, morphosyntax, indigenous languages of the former Soviet Union | Office: 4017 Turlington Phone: (352) 294-7449 smoeller@ufl.edu |
 | Potsdam, Eric Pronouns: he/him Ph.D., University of California at Santa Cruz Syntactic theory and Austronesian languages, particularly Malagasy and Polynesian languages | Office: 4121 Turlington Phone: (352) 294-7456 potsdam@ufl.edu |
 | Rossi, Eleonora Pronouns: she/her Ph.D., University of Groningen, Netherlands Psycholinguistics, bilingualism, the cognitive and neural effects of second language acquisition, and how those processes might change across the life span | Office: 4107 Turlington Phone: (352) 294-7458 eleonora.rossi@ufl.edu |
 | Wayland, Ratree Pronouns: Ph.D., Cornell University Acoustic phonetics, second language acquisition, comparative historical linguistics, south east Asian languages (Laotian, Thai, Khmer), and acquisition of tones by non-native speakers of tonal languages | Office: 4131E Turlington Phone: (352) 294-7450 ratree@ufl.edu |
 | Wiltshire, Caroline Pronouns: she/her Ph.D., University of Chicago Phonological theory, second language acquisition, and Dravidian, Tibeto-Burman, and Indian English phonology and phonetics | Office: 4123 Turlington Phone: (352) 294-7448 wiltshir@ufl.edu |
 | Wulff, Stefanie Pronouns: she/her Ph.D., University of Bremen Variation in native and learner language, student writing, and second language acquisition | Office: 4131D Turlington Phone: (352) 294-7455 swulff@ufl.edu |
Affiliated Faculty
| Name | Contact Information | |
|---|---|---|
 | Aaron, Jessi Ph.D., University of New Mexico Sociolinguistics, language variation and change, grammaticalization, and language contact | Office: 152 Dauer Phone: (352) 392-2017 jeaaron@ufl.edu |
 | Antes, Theresa Pronouns: she/her/ella Ph.D., Cornell Second language acquisition, pedagogy, and French linguistics | Office: 212 Dauer Phone: (352) 273-3767 antes@ufl.edu |
| Blondeau, Helene Ph.D., Montreal Language variation and change as well as language contact and bilingualism | Office: 259 Dauer Phone: (352) 273-3766 blondeau@ufl.edu |
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 | Broadwell, George Aaron Pronouns: he/him Ph.D., UCLA Native American languages (Choctaw, Creek, Timucua, Zapotec, Triqui), language documentation, syntax, historical linguistics. | Office: B364 Turlington Phone: (352) 294-7598 broadwell@ufl.edu |
 | Butler, Emily Rine Pronouns: she/her Ph.D., Pennsylvania State University Conversation analysis, intercultural pragmatics, the discursive construction of identity, classroom discourse, and the intersection of language, ideology, and power | Office: 412 Rolfs Phone: (352) 273-2743 erbutler@ufl.edu |
 | Essegbey, James Ph.D., Leiden University Descriptive, documentary and theoretical linguistics, especially in the domain of syntax, semantics and pragmatics; contact linguistics; language and culture | Office: 342 Pugh Phone: (352) 846-2431 essegbey@ufl.edu |
 | Gliesche, Jules Ph.D. University of Wisconsin-Madison Germanic philology & dialectology, cross-cultural communication, and developing websites & web-based teaching materials | Office: 315 Yon Phone: (352) 392-3286 drjdg@aa.ufl.edu |
 | Haddad, Youssef Pronouns: he/him Ph.D., University of Florida Syntactic theory, pragmatics, and the syntax-pragmatics interface | Office: 357 Pugh Phone: (352) 273-2958 yah@ufl.edu |
 | Hebblethwaite, Benjamin Ph.D., Indiana University Syntax, code-switching, bilingualism, Creole studies, morphology, sociolinguistics and historical linguistics | Office: 363 Dauer Phone: (352) 273-3762 hebble@ufl.edu |
 | Lord, Gillian Pronouns: she/ella Ph.D., Pennsylvania State University Spanish linguistics, second language acquisition, acquisition of phonetics and phonology, and pedagogy | Office: 170 Dauer Phone: (352) 273-3749 glord@ufl.edu |
 | Marull, Crystal Ph.D., Rutgers University Intersection of cognition and second language acquisition and online teaching pedagogies | Office: 251 Dauer Phone: (352) 273-3789 cmarull@ufl.edu |
 | Pascual Cabo, Diego Ph.D., University of Florida Heritage speaker bilingualism, Heritage language education, Spanish in the US | Office: 160 Dauer Phone: (352) 392-2016 dpascual@ufl.edu |
 | Pham, Andrea Hoa Ph.D., University of Toronto Vietnamese phonology, gender and language, and sound change | Office: 343 Pugh Phone: (352) 392-7084 apham@ufl.edu |
 | Suárez-Palma, Imanol Pronouns: he/él Ph.D., University of Arizona Spanish morphosyntax, argument and event structure, Romance 'se', comparative syntax, syntactic theory, language acquisition | Office: 157 Dauer Phone: (352) 294-6399 isuarezpalma@ufl.edu |
 | Valdés Kroff, Jorge Pronouns: he/him/él Ph.D., Pennsylvania State University Psycholinguistics, especially sentence processing in bilingual and second language speakers; Spanish-English code-switching; Spanish heritage speakers. | Office: 246 Dauer Phone: (352) 273-3744 jvaldeskroff@ufl.edu |
| Wehmeyer, Ann Pronouns: she/her Ph.D., University of Michigan History of Japanese native linguistics tradition, Japanese mimetics, regional varieties of Japanese, translation studies, writing systems. | Office: 320 Pugh Phone: (352) 273-2961 awehmeye@ufl.edu |
Faculty Emeritus
| Name | Contact Information |
|---|---|
| Boxer, Diana Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania Discourse analysis and pragmatics, gender and language, critical discourse analysis, and sociolinguistics | dboxer@ufl.edu |
| Chu, Chauncey C. Ph.D., University of Texas at Austin Functionalism and discourse | ca9169@ufl.edu |
| Der-Houssikian, Haig Ph.D., University of Texas in Austin Morphology, Swahili and Bantu linguistics, and the sociology of language in Africa | haig@ufl.edu |
| Thompson, Roger Ph.D., University of Texas at Austin Language contact, second language acquisition, computer assisted instruction, TESL, and interaction and English structure | rthompso@ufl.edu |
| Wyatt-Brown, Anne M. Ph.D., Case Western Reserve University | awyattbr@gmail.com |
Staff
| Name | Contact Information | |
|---|---|---|
 | Granade, Kelli | Office: 4131 Turlington Hall Phone: (352) 294-7446 kgranade@ufl.edu |
In Memoriam
| Name |
|---|
| Hardman, M.J. Ph.D., Stanford University language and cultures, field methods, Jaqi Languages, languages and gender, and language and violence |
| Casagrande , Jean Ph.D., Indiana University History of linguistics, the grammar and structure of French, and French written and transcribed codes and their interface |
| Miller, D. Gary Ph.D., Harvard University Morphological theory; the syntactic history of Latin, Romance, and English; nonfinite structures; and etymology |