Recent Undergraduate Research

Andrew Peters.  Linguistic Analysis of the television anti-hero. Honors Thesis “B” Advisor. English, 2014-15.

Victoria Borders. Gender representation in film. Honors Thesis “A” Advisor. Linguistics, 2014-15

Meghan Drews. Language and Sexuality. Honors Thesis “A” Advisor. Linguistics, 2014-15

Robert McWilliams. Mapping the Web of Language in David Mitchell’s Cloud Atlas. Honors Thesis Evaluator.  English, WN2014.

Rachel Oakford. Independent Research. Testing the Bechdel Test. WN14

Jenny Chung.  Independent Research.  Language Variation on The Wire. SS12

Sarah Hansen. Honors Thesis, “A” Reader. International GSIs and linguistic discrimination. AY 11-12

Jacqueline Fiscus. Honors Thesis, “A” Reader. Language variation on “The L Word” W11.

Cheryl Jeffries. Independent Research, Gender and Linguistic typicality, SS10

Lindsay Blackwell. Honors Thesis, “B” Reader. Narrative organization in IM conversations, W10

Eun Lee.  Independent Research. Language and Sexuality, W10

Andrea Sexton. Independent Research. Language and the Media, W10

Charlie Fletcher.  Honors Thesis, “A” reader.  Language and sexual identity in Madrid, 2009

Kyle Kreshover. Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program, 2007-08

Michael Peers. Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program, 2007-08

Joseph Swaka. Honor’s Thesis, “A” advisor.  What is a ‘leading question’ in courtroom discourse?” projected completion April 2007.

Julia Malette.  Honors Thesis, “A” advisor.  Bilingual education in Honduras, completed Dec., 2005.

Nina Simms. Honors Thesis, “B” advisor.  Prosodic disambiguation, Dec. 2004

Cristina Cocadiz.  Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program, 2003-2004

Ben Becker. Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program, 2003-2004

Nicole Clifford. Honors Thesis, “B” reader.  Language preservation in Basque.  May 2003

Lynn Butler.  Honors Thesis, “B” reader.  Gender assignment of borrowed English words. May 2001