Dr. Monica Nesbitt is leading a team of Dartmouth sociolinguistics researchers interviewing Black/African Americans as part of Dartmouth's Linguistics Program's effort to document life and language in New England.
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On Friday, May 29, 2020 Jessica Campanile defended her senior thesis. More than 80 people attended the presentation. Congratulations!
[more]Her project is titled "Phonetic and Phonological Structure in Musical Surrogate Languages." During this five-and-a-half year grant, Prof. McPherson and her team will conduct field research in multiple sites: Ghana, Liberia, Cameroon, Nigeria, Papua New Guinea, Vietnam, Thailand, and Burkina Faso.
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A group of Ivy League students from Dartmouth College flock to Piritahi Marae every summer to absorb Māori culture and language.
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Dartmouth Linguistics is now located in our new quarters at the north end of campus: Anonymous Hall!
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