Teaching

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Over the past 11 years, I have taught a variety of courses in Linguistics at both the undergraudate and graduate level. My main goal as an instrucor of these Linguistic courses is to get students to view the study of language as a empirical science, and to instruct them to think critically and actively about systematic patterns of language. While most of the courses I teach are in my area of research expertise (Syntax), I have also taught related courses including, courses in: Typology, Phonology, Morphology, Language and Mind, and Field Methods.

The full set of courses I’ve taught since my appointment at UT Arlington are listed below (syllabi available upon reuest):

Spring 2018:

  • Linguistics 6300, Professional Writing
  • Linguistics 5331, Advanced Formal Syntax

Fall 2017:

  • Linguistics 3311, Introduction to Linguistic Science
  • Linguistics 5330, Formal Syntax

Spring 2017:

  • Linguistics 5380, Field Methods
  • Linguistics 5331, Advanced Formal Syntax

Fall 2016:

  • Linguistics 5330, Formal Syntax
  • Linguistics 5334, Morphology

Spring 2016:

  • Linguistics 6390, Graduate Research Seminar
  • Linguistics 3340, Grammar and Morphology

Fall 2015:

  • Linguistics 4303, Formal Syntax (undergraduate)
  • Linguistics 5330, Formal Syntax (graduate)

Spring 2015:

  • Linguistics 5331, Advanced Formal Syntax (graduate)
  • Linguistics 3340, Grammar and Morphology (undergraduate)

Fall 2014:

  • Linguistics 4303, Formal Syntax (undergraduate)
  • Linguistics 5330, Formal Syntax (graduate)

Spring 2014:

  • Linguistics 3330, Phonetics and Phonology (undergraduate)
  • Linguistics 4335/5335, Language and Mind (undergraduate and graduate)

Spring 2013:

  • Linguistics 3340, Grammary and Morphology (undergraduate)
  • Linguistics 5330, Formal Syntax (graduate)

Fall 2012:

    On teaching relief this semester (!)

Spring 2012:

  • Linguistics 3340, Grammary and Morphology (Syllabus)
  • Linguistics 5331, Advanced Formal Syntax.

Fall 2011:

  • Linguistics 4335/5335, Language Typology and Linguistic Universals (graduate and undergraduate).
  • Linguistics 3311, Introduction to Linguistic Science (undergraduate).

Spring 2011:

  • Linguistics 5331, Advanced Formal Syntax (graduate).

Fall 2010:

  • Linguistics 5330, Formal Syntax (Syllabus)
  • Linguistics 6393, Seminar in Syntax: The Syntax-Phonology Interface (Syllabus)

Spring 2010:

  • Linguistics 5331, Advanced Formal Syntax (Syllabus)

Fall 2009:

  • Linguistics 5330, Formal Syntax (Syllabus)
  • Linguistics 5360, Structure of Non-Western Languages (Syllabus)

Link to Course Readings:

Course Readings (Fall 2011) (password-protected)