Teaching


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At UCLA

 

·  At the LSA Summer Institute, UC-Santa Barbara (25 June - 3 August, 2001)

       Intonation and Its Linguistic Function (Ling595EA) - seminar in Phonetics and Phonology

 

 

 

 

 

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Ph.D. Students:  

 

UCLA dissertations

  • Tetsuo Harada (1999) The Acquisition of Segmental Timing by Children in a Japanese Immersion Program (co-chair with Marianne Celce-Murcia) [Now Assistant Prof. School of Education, Waseda University, Waseda Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan; Assistant Professor in the Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures, the University of Oregon (1999-2005)] 
  • Motoko Ueyama (2000) Prosodic Transfer: An Acoustic Study of L2 Japanese and L2 English (co-chair with Marianne Celce-Murcia) [Now a lecturer of Japanese, Universitā di Bologna (Sede di Forlė), Italy]
  • Taehong Cho (2001)   Effects of Prosody on Articulation in English (co-chair with Pat Keating) [Now Assistant Prof., Dept. of English, Hanyang University, Seoul, Korea; Scientific Staff member, Max Plank Institute, Netherlands (2001-2004)]
  • Christina Foreman (2001) The Use of Contrastive Focus of High-Functioning Children with Autism . [Now Assistant Prof., Dept. of Communication Disorders, UMass. MA]
  • Mary Baltazani (2002) Quantifier Scope and the Role of Intonation in Greek [Now Assistant Prof. Dept. of Philology, University of Ioannina, Greece]
  • Mee-Jeong Park (2003) The Meaning of Korean Prosodic Boundary Tones (co-chair with Candy Goodwin) [Now Assistant Professor, Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures, University of Hawai'i]
  • Sahyang Kim (2004) The Role of Prosodic Phrasing in Korean Word Segmentation [Now Assistant Professor at Dept. of English, Hong-Ik University, Seoul, Korea; a Postdoc at Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan (2004-2006)].
  • Timothy Arbisi-Kelm (2006) An Intonational Analysis of Disfluency Patterns in the Speech of Stutterers. [a postdoctoral fellow at Univeristy of Wisconsin at Madison]
  • Sameer ud Dowla Khan (2008) Intonational Phonology and Focus Prosody of Bengali [Now Visiting Assistant Prof. at Dept. of Linguistics, Cornell University]
  • Molly Shilman (2008) on the Question of Pitch Accent in English
  • Jieun Kim (in progress) on Focus and Topic in Korean (co-chair with Russ Schuh)
  • Chad Vicenik (in progress) “Acquisition of Prosody” (co-chair with Megha Sundara)

 

Stanford dissertation

  • Hee-Sun Kim (2004) The Use of Multiple Sources of Information in Korean Sentence Processing (co-chair with Edward Flemming, Stanford) [Now a Lecturer of Korean, Stanford University] 




M.A Students

  • Argyrus, Zoë J. (1996) The cross-cultural pragmatics of intonation: the case of Greek-English
  • Cho, Taehong (1998) Specification of Intergestural Timing and Gestural Overlap: EMA and EPG Studies  (co-chair with Donca Steriade)
  • Han, Namhee (1998) A comparative acoustic study of Korean by native Korean children and Korean-American children
  • La Belle, Chris (1999) A Longitudinal study of lexical and prosodic differentiation by a French/English-speaking bilingual child (1;6-2;4)
  • Lee, Hyuck-Joon (1999) Tonal realization and implementation of the Accentual Phrase in Seoul Korean
  • Kim, Sahyang (2001) The Interaction Between Prosodic Domain and Segmental Properties 
  • Andrade, Argelia (2003) Intonational Phonology of Alteņo Spanish (co-chair with Bruce Hayes)
  • Patrick Barjam (2004) Intonational Phonology of Porteņo Spanish
  • Christine Yu (2008) The Prosody of Second Position Clitics and Focus in Zagreb Croatian
  • Tatiana Libman (2008) A Brazilian Portuguese Intonation: A Phonological Analysis
  • Jason Bishop (in progress) on Second occurrence focus (co-chair with Daniel Buring)


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