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Laura A. Michaelis is a cognitive-functional syntactician and semanticist specializing in the tense-aspect interface, corpus syntax, syntactic innovation, lexical semantics, the discourse-syntax interface, semantic change and Latin syntax and semantics. She is also one of the leading developers of Construction Grammar, a syntactic theory that represents the grammar of a language as a structured inventory of patterns ranging from the highly schematic to the very specific. She is the author...

Chase Wesley Raymond is an Associate Professor in the Department of Linguistics, as well as a core faculty member in the interdepartmental Program in Culture, Language, and Social Practice (CLASP) . He also holds a secondary appointment in the Department of Family Medicine , at the University of Colorado, Anschutz School of Medicine . Prior to coming to CU-Boulder, he was a Visiting Scientist at the Max Planck Institute for...

Rebecca Scarborough has been a faculty member in Linguistics and a fellow in the Institute of Cognitive Science at 麻豆免费版下载since 2007. Dr. Scarborough works in the areas of phonetics and laboratory phonology. Her research explores systematic variation in speech sounds, particularly variation that might be due to communicative factors (like how confusable a word is or what context it鈥檚 said in). She also investigates the consequences that this variation...

Raphael was born in France but moved (or rather, was moved) to Colorado when he was a few months old. He attended K-12 in Colorado Springs before pursuing a BA in History at University of Colorado Denver. After completing his BA in 2021, Raphael left for Paris to pursue Columbia University鈥檚 MA in History and Literature. His thesis investigates world-building and Orientalism in Franco-Belgian graphic novels ( bandes dessin茅es )...

Katie Randall joined the University Libraries faculty in September 2023 as an Interdisciplinary Librarian in the inaugural cohort of the Librarians of the Future Diversity Residency Program . She supports students, faculty and researchers in the subject area of Native American and Indigenous Studies. Katie鈥檚 responsibilities include collection development, instruction, and student engagement. Her research interests include the applications of sustainable practices to increase diversity, equity, and inclusion in the...

Ethan McGinnis joined the Department of Linguistics in February 2023. He had previously worked in sponsored research administration at Northwestern University. Ethan earned an MFA in studio art in 2020 from the University of California - Irvine, where he served in a variety of administrative capacities. His artistic and scholarly research interests include rural museology, US geography/toponymy, Orientalism, American Egyptomania, and biblical narrative. He enjoys car camping and commuting via bicycle.

Dr. Kristine Stenzel received her PhD. in Linguistics in 2004 from the University of Colorado and was a Professor in the Department of Linguistics at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ), now retired. Dr. Stenzel鈥檚 research has focused primarily on the description, documentation, and analysis of Kotiria (Wanano) and Wa鈥檌khana (Piratapuyo), languages of the East Tukano family, spoken in the Upper Rio Negro region of northwest Amazonia. Her...