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Research

The Dartmouth Linguistics Department is involved in a wide range of faculty research activities, including fieldwork around the world, lab research, and grant-funded projects. Faculty members also regularly provide a number of opportunities for undergraduate student participation in research and also student presentations and publications.

  • Lang Nest

    Dartmouth faculty visiting an Inupiaq language nest beside the Arctic Ocean (Barrow, Alaska).

  • Prof. McPherson conducting fieldwork in West Africa.

  • Prof. McPherson and xylophone

    Prof. McPherson investigating tonal languages and indigenous xylophone music in Burkina Faso.

  • New England

    Rural New Hampshire dialect research (Prof. Stanford and Kenny Baclawski '12, photo by Nate Severance '12)

  • Sui Village

    Sui village in southwest China.