Teaching
TEACHING
Undergraduate courses
LING 129: Sign Languages and Signing Communities. An upper-division undergraduate course to the introduction to the linguistics of sign languages and signing communities. (Sp23, Su22, W20, Sp19)
LING 137: First Language Acquisition. An upper-division undergraduate course to the introduction of first language acquisition. (W23, Sp21, F19, W19)
LING 138: Language Socialization. An upper-division undergraduate course to the introduction of language socialization. (W21)
Graduate courses
LING 229: Linguistics of Sign Languages. A graduate-level introductory course to the introduction to the linguistics of sign languages and signing communities. (Sp22)
LING 237: First Language Acquisition. A graduate-level introductory course to contemporary theories of first language acquisition. (F19, W22)
LING 288: Language Socialization. A graduate-level introductory course to contemporary theories and methodologies of language socialization. (Sp20)
LING 234: Topics in Sign Language Research. A graduate seminar with specialized topics in sign language research. Topics vary based on the interests of the professor and the students. (Sp23)
LING 594: Graduate Group Studies in Linguistics. This course is designed for small groups whose interest and needs determine the central focus. (Sp21)