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Ph.D. Students

NameContact
Ahmed, Firozfirozahmed@ufl.edu
Albeladi, Alaaaalbeladi@ufl.edu
Aldosari, Saudmadsaudaldosari@ufl.edu
abdulrhmanAlshahrani, Abdulrhman
Pronouns: he/him

Phonology, Phonetics, and Sociophonetics
a.alshahrani@ufl.edu
antaraAntara, Athmane

Sociolinguistic aspect of Islamic sermons and Moroccan religious discourse, especially the rhetorical devices used by Muslim preachers to appeal to their audience
aantara@ufl.edu
bindajimBinDajim, Abdulelah

Sociolinguistics and Discourse Analysis
bindajim.a@ufl.edu
Chen, Yihan
Pronouns: she/her
yihan.chen@ufl.edu
ClemmonsClemmons, Khari

Yorùbá Linguistics & Onomastics. Yorùbá Language and Linguistic Pedagogy. Onomastic Identity Theory: The Impact of Yorùbá and African-American Onomastics on a developing American-African Identity.
bankole68@ufl.edu
davisDavis, Alexis

Sociophonetics, sociolinguistics, and African American Language (AAL)
davisa2@ufl.edu
deMeurisse, Grace
Pronouns: she/her

Ambiguous sentence processing and its relationship to non-linguistic cognitive control
gdemeurisse@ufl.edu
dengDeng, Delin
Pronouns: she/her

Sociolinguistics, Sociophonetics, Discourse Analysis, Corpus Linguistics and Second Language Acquisition
ddeng@ufl.edu
Dunlap, Alexandrinea.dunlap@ufl.edu
Dunn, Kellykg.dunn@ufl.edu
DwyerDwyer, Nathan
Pronouns: he/him

Syntax, semantics and their interface; linguistic representations of space and time; Malagasy (Austronesian)

ndwyer@ufl.edu
dyerDyer, William
Pronouns: he/him

Relative clauses in languages of Senegal and Gambia, computational methods
wgdyer@ufl.edu
GarlitzGarlitz, Rylen
Pronouns: he/him

Sociophonetics, sociolinguistics, and the forensic application of acoustic phonetics
rylengarlitz@ufl.edu
Honsinger, Leah
Pronouns: she/her
dhonsinger@ufl.edu
iyamuIyamu, Raphael

Documentation of endangered languages, theoretical linguistics, syntax-semantics interface
r.iyamu@ufl.edu
Lejeck, Judith

Sociolinguistics, where I use a variety of discourse analysis approaches for such topics as women’s empowerment, identity, aging, and politics
j.lejeck@ufl.edu
liaoLiao, Shengyu
Pronouns: he/him

Corpus linguistics, second language acquisition, and English for Academic Purposes
shengyu.liao@ufl.edu
mengMeng, Jian

Psycholinguistics, neurolinguistics
mengjian@ufl.edu
meyerMeyer, Rachel

Second language acquisition of phonology
rmeyer2@ufl.edu
Nakamura, Megan

Understanding the earliest neural and behavioral signatures of language learning in its initial stages
mnakamura@ufl.edu
Rosales, Cesar
Pronouns: he/him
rosalesc@ufl.edu
sandovalSandoval, Dina
Pronouns: she/her

Second language phonology, phonology of Turkic languages
dinasandoval@ufl.edu
Seepo, Catrincseepo@ufl.edu
shamsiShamsi, Allen
Pronouns: he/him

Articulatory/Acoustic Phonetics, the acquisition of phonotactic peculiarities by L2 Russian speakers, specifically production and perception of complex consonant clusters.
allenshamsiev@ufl.edu
smithSmith, Courtney

Language documentation and revitalization in Latin America and conduct fieldwork on Mitla Zapotec (iso: zaw), an indigenous language spoken in the region of Oaxaca, Mexico
courtneysmith@ufl.edu
SmithSmith, Katrina
Pronouns: she/her

phonology, morphology, and prosody of African languages
katrina.smith@ufl.edu
Venkateswaran, Nitinvenkateswaran.n@ufl.edu
Wheeler, Mihoko
Pronouns: she/her
mwheeler7@ufl.edu
Wolf, Jonahjonahwolf@ufl.edu
Yang, Haiyin
haiyin.yang@ufl.edu
YuYu, Kevin
Pronouns: he/him

Syntax, semantics, clause structure, and word order flexibility

kevin.yu@ufl.edu
ZeidanZeidan, Cloe

Bilingualism and; psycholinguistics, late second language acquisition, heritage speakers, and language teaching methodology
czeidan@ufl.edu
ZhangZhang, Demi
Pronouns: she/her/hers

Second language comprehension and processing in adults
zhang.yidan@ufl.edu
ZhengZheng, Minghao
Pronouns: she/her

Phonetics, Phonology, and Computational Linguistics
minghao.zheng@ufl.edu

M.A. Students

NameContact
AgyapongAgyapong, Godfred
Pronouns: he/him


Language Documentation and Description, Computational Linguistics, and Morphophonology
gagyapong@ufl.edu
Dryden, Lauryn
lauryndryden@ufl.edu
Ferber, Desi
Pronouns: she/they

sociocultural linguistics
ferberd@ufl.edu
Jones, Alanaalana.jones@ufl.edu
Liu, Haolianghaoliang.liu@ufl.edu
O'Sullivan, Maddiemosullivan1@ufl.edu
Shi Diandidiandishi@ufl.edu