LISO Faculty, Visiting Scholars & Alumni
Below is a list of the LISO faculty and their areas of interest and specializations. Click on names of faculty to go to their departmental web pages for further contact information.
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- Gevirtz Graduate School of Education
Teaching of writing, writing in the disciplines, history of literacy genre theory, activity theory, genre theory
- Department of Linguistics
Trans linguistics, queer linguistics, sociophonetics, computational linguistics, English second-person pronouns, nonbinary identity talk, trans-affirming statistical methods
- Department of Linguistics
Trans linguistics; sociolinguistics; phonetics; perception; social justice; pedagogy; methodology
- Department of Linguistics
Sociolinguistics, linguistic anthropology, language and gender, African American English discourse
- Department of Linguistics
Psycholinguistics, child language, discourse, Japanese and Korean linguistics
- Gevirtz Graduate School of Education
Sociology of Education, sociolinguistics and literacy, gender socialization
- Department of Linguistics
Linguistic anthropology, interactional linguistics, stance, dialogic syntax, spoken corpus construction / English corpus linguistics, Mayan linguistics
- Professor Emeritus
- Department of Anthropology
- UC Berkeley
Sociolinguistics, linguistic anthropology, urban anthropology, discourse analysis; India, Northwestern Europe, U.S.
- Graduate Student
Linguistic Anthropology in Education, Critical Applied Linguistics, Language Socialization, Indigenous Language Revitalization, Transnational Indigeneity & Transnationalism, Culturally Sustaining/Disruptive Pedagogy, Conversation Analysis, Ethnography, Interactional Linguistics, Transnational Central Asian Immigrants/Americans, Community Based Learning
- Gevirtz Graduate School of Education
Language and communicative development, gender differences in langauge and cognition, language Socialization, cognitive science
- Department of Linguistics
Corpus-based linguistics, variationist typology, experimental morphosyntax, quantitative methods in linguistics (mixed-effect models, Bayesian hierarchical modelling, bootstrap, discrete time series), discourse and grammar, morphosyntactic alternations, reference tracking, parts of speech, Sino-Tibetan languages (esp. of China and Nepal), prosody and syntax, phonotactics
- Department of Sociology
Conversation analysis, social aspects of grammar, social life of very young children
- Gevirtz Graduate School of Education
Trusting relations, social differences, learning, education, cognitive science
- Department of Sociology
The organization of talk in interaction, sociology of science and technology, sociology of mass communication
- Department of Linguistics
Interactional linguistics, emergent grammar, interaction and grammar
- Department of Sociology
Conversation analysis, ethnomethodology, membership categories, race and racism, conflict and violence
- Department of Sociology
Conversation analysis, ethnomethodology, interaction and social structure
- Department of Sociology
Conversation analysis, ethnomethodology, China and Chinese
- Department of Sociology
Conversation analysis, emergency calls to the police, social life of very young children, talk and identity