Public profile
Research areas
Sociolinguistics; Language, Gender, & Identity; Discourse Analysis; Language Regard; Linguistics & Popular Culture
Average rating
3.7
17 temporary mock ratings
Difficulty
2.8
course-linked average
Courses
5
in seeded sections
Courses taught
LING 205
Language And Society
This course treats language as a social phenomenon to show how language, personal identity and institutions of social control inter-relate. The course focuses on linguistic interaction in daily life and how gender, ethnic, class, activity, and geographic variation affect language use. Cross-list: SWGS 205.
LinguisticsD13 credits
3.47.7hMcCleary, Bryce
LING 480
Independent Study
Repeatable for Credit.
LinguisticsNone3 credits
3.77.6hBaugh, John, Crouch, Caroline, Englebretson, Robert, Kemmer, Suzanne, McCleary, Bryce, Niedzielski, Nancy
LING 481
Undergraduate Research
Repeatable for Credit.
LinguisticsNone3 credits
3.210.8hBaugh, John, Crouch, Caroline, Englebretson, Robert, Hayden, Benjamin Y., Kemmer, Suzanne, McCleary, Bryce, Niedzielski, Nancy
LING 482
Honors Project
Independent directed research toward preparation of an undergraduate honors project or thesis. Repeatable for Credit.
LinguisticsNone1-4 credits
3.36.6hBaugh, John, Crouch, Caroline, Englebretson, Robert, Kemmer, Suzanne, McCleary, Bryce, Niedzielski, Nancy
SWGS 205
Language And Society
This course treats language as a social phenomenon to show how language, personal identity and institutions of social control inter-relate. The course focuses on linguistic interaction in daily life and how gender, ethnic, class, activity, and geographic variation affect language use. Cross-list: LING 205.
Women, Gender, & SexualityD13 credits
4.47.6hMcCleary, Bryce