Teaching

Upcoming courses:

2023 (Fall): LING 282W - Writing for Linguistics (Simon Fraser University)

Previous courses:

2023 (Spring) LING 100 - Communication and Language; LING 280 - Indigenous Languages in Canada (Simon Fraser University)

2022 (Fall): LING 282W - Writing for Linguistics (Simon Fraser University)

2022 (Spring): LING 280 - Indigenous Languages in Canada (Simon Fraser University)

2021 (Fall): Ling 282W - Writing for Linguistics (Simon Fraser University)

2020 (Fall): Ling 282W - Writing for Linguistics; Ling 280 - Indigenous Languages in Canada (Simon Fraser University)

2020 (Spring): Ling 282W - Writing for Linguistics; Ling 801 - Syntax (Graduate) (Simon Fraser University) 

2019 (Fall): Ling 282W - Writing for Linguistics; Ling 220 - Introduction to Linguistics (Simon Fraser University) 

2019 (Spring): Ling 187 - Language Policy and Planning for Indigenous Language Revitalization (University of Victoria / Nunavut Arctic College); Ling 280 - Indigenous Languages in Canada; Ling 100 - Communication and Language (Simon Fraser University)     

2018 (Fall): Ling 220 - Introduction to Linguistics (Simon Fraser University) 

2017, 2018: LANC 3390 - Indigenous Languages in Canada (Kwantlen Polytechnic University). [syllabus].

2016: Methods and Challenges of Syntactic Fieldwork. Part of the Linguistic Fieldwork and Language Documentation: Theory Meets Practice" winter school at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. [Blurb]. 

2015: Ling 450/590 - Topics in Algonquian Languages (University of Victoria). 

Select Materials:

Introductory tutorial on Gricean Maxims, with links to clips from popular sitcoms.

Guest lecture: "How (not) to draw a tree in Blackfoot" (2012 Field Methods class, UBC).

Handout: Tips on Poster-Making

The eagle, piitaawa, keeping watch.