UCLA Linguistics Department Faculty

 


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Büring, Daniel

Associate Professor and Vice-Chair/Director of Graduate Studies (Ph.D. 1996, University of Tübingen). Semantics, pragmatics, focus and intonation, Germanic syntax.

Curtiss, Susan

Professor (Ph.D. 1976, UCLA). Neurolinguistics, psycholinguistics, language acquisition.

Hallman, Peter

Assistant Professor in Residence (Ph.D. 2000, UCLA). Syntax.

Hayes, Bruce

Professor (Ph.D. 1980, MIT). Phonology, phonetics, metrics, learnability.

Hyams, Nina

Professor (Ph.D. 1983, CUNY) Child language acquisition, syntax.

Jun, Sun-Ah

Professor (Ph.D. 1993, Ohio State Univ.). Phonetics, prosody, Laboratory Phonology, Korean.

Keating, Patricia

Professor (Ph.D. 1980, Brown Univ.). Phonetics, laboratory phonology

Keenan, Edward

Professor (Ph.D. 1969, Univ. of Pennsylvania). Semantics, syntax, linguistic universals, logic.

Koopman, Hilda

Professor (Ph.D. 1984, Univ. of Tilburg). Formal syntax, African languages (esp. of Ivory Coast).

Kracht, Marcus

Associate Professor (Ph.D. 1992, Freie Universität Berlin). Computational linguistics, mathematical linguistics.

Lee, Felicia

Assistant Professor in Residence (Ph.D. 1999, UCLA) Syntax, semantics, indigenous languages of Mexico

Mahajan, Anoop

Professor and Chair (Ph.D. 1990, MIT). Formal syntax, comparative syntax of South Asian languages.

Marlo, Michael

Adjunct Assistant Professor (Ph.D. 2007, Michigan). Phonology, Bantu languages

Melchert, Craig

A. Richard Diebold Professor of Indo-European Studies (Ph.D. 1977, Harvard). Historical linguistics, Indo-European, Anatolian languages.

Munro, Pamela

Professor (Ph.D. 1974, UC San Diego). American Indian languages and linguistics, historical linguistics, phonology, syntax.

Parsons, Terry

Professor (Ph.D. 1966, Stanford University) Semantics, philosophy of language, philosophical logic, metaphysics and history of logic.

Schlenker, Philippe

Associate Professor (Ph.D. 1999, MIT).  Semantics.

Schuh, Russell

Professor and Vice-Chair of Undergraduate Studies (Ph.D. 1972, UCLA). African languages (Chadic), general linguistics.

Schütze, Carson

Associate Professor (Ph.D. 1997, MIT). Psycholinguistics, especially sentence processing, morphological processing, first language acquisition, Specific Language Impairment; morphology; syntax, especially case, agreement, Germanic.

Sportiche, Dominique

Professor (Ph.D. 1984, MIT). Formal syntax, French.

Stabler, Edward

Professor (Ph.D. 1981, MIT). Computational linguistics, psycholinguistics, philosophy of logic and language.

Stowell, Tim

Professor and Dean of Humanities (Ph.D. 1981, MIT). Formal syntax.

Sundara, Megha

Assistant Professor (Ph.D. 2005, McGill). Phonetics, speech perception, infant speech perception

Thompson, Katrina

Assistant Professor in Residence (Ph.D. 2004, University of Wisconsin-Madison).  Swahili, literature and culture of East Africa

Wilson, Colin

Assistant Professor (Ph.D. 2000, Johns Hopkins University). Phonological theory, laboratory phonology and psycholinguistics.

Zuraw, Kie

Assistant Professor (Ph.D. 2000, UCLA). Phonology, computational linguistics, Tagalog.

 

Adjunct faculty

Dahlgren, Kathleen

Adjunct Professor (Ph.D. UCLA).  Computational Linguistics

 

Emeritus faculty

Anttila, Raimo

Professor Emeritus (Ph.D. 1966, Yale). Indo-European languages and linguistics, historical linguistics

Hinnebusch, Thomas

Professor Emeritus (Ph.D. 1973, UCLA). Swahili, African languages and Linguistics (Bantu), phonology, historical linguistics.

Schachter, Paul

Professor Emeritus (Ph.D. 1960, UCLA). African languages, Pacific languages.

Stockwell, Robert

Professor Emeritus. (Ph.D. 1952, Univ. of Virginia). Historical linguistics, English language in all aspects, including history, structure, dialect variation.

 

Web pages of faculty now deceased

Bright, William

(1928-2006) was a distinguished scholar in American Indian linguistics, Dravidian linguistics, and sociolinguistics. He edited the journal Language at UCLA over a period of 25 years.

Fromkin, Victoria

(1923-2000) was one of the department's own first Ph.D.'s, noted for her work in phonetics, phonology, and psycholinguistics. She began teaching in the department in 1965, and served as Dean/Vice Chancellor of the UCLA Graduate Division from 1979 to 1989.

Ladefoged, Peter

(1925-2006), a preeminent scholar in phonetics, taught in the department from 1962 to 1991, and was thereafter a Research Linguist.  

 

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Last updated:   February 5, 2007