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- James Essegbey To Speak At Abralin (The Brazilian Linguistics Association)
James Essegbey will be presenting a lecture on Thursday, 23 July at 16:00 ET (or 5PM, Brazil Time; UTC -3). The title of his talk ...
- Two Linguistics Majors Win Boren Award
Out of eight University of Florida students recently earned the prestigious Boren Award to learn languages overseas, two major in Linguistics! Eileen Calub ‘22, ...
- Graduate Spotlight: Melena Davenport
Melena Davenport is a graduating Linguistics Major this Spring. We spoke with her about her time at UF and what is coming next for her.
- Graduate Spotlight: Leah Dailey
Leah Dailey is a graduating Linguistics Major this Spring. We spoke with her about her time at UF and what is coming next for her.
- Graduate Spotlight: Ashley Van Wie
Ashley Van Wie is a graduating Linguistics Major this Spring. We spoke with her about her time at UF and what is coming next for ...
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- SLaM lab (Kevin Tang & Josh Martin) receive UF Clinical and Translational Science Institute Precision Health Initiative Pilot Award June 28, 2020
A new University of Florida transdisciplinary collaboration has been awarded nearly $50,000 to help reduce colorectal cancer screening inequities affecting African-American patients, by optimizing the ...
- Ethan Kutlu Writes about the Need for Trans Visibility in Academia June 25, 2020
Graduate student Ethan Kutlu writes forcefully and eloquently about the need for trans visibility in academia, specifically, trans immigrants, at the Linguistic Society of America ...
- Kevin Tang featured in CLAS News on how Genetics Guide the Evolution of Language June 17, 2020
Assistant Professor Kevin Tang of 解决你的疑难杂症！《无畏契约（Valorant）》常见问题FAQ ...:2021-6-5 · 解决方法：更换支持下载加速的游戏加速器 问题：提示This game is not available on your operating system （游戏不支持当前系统）或者PROCESS ALREADY RUNNING 描述 ... is featured in UF CLAS’s news. The article summarizes his on-going interdisciplinary ...
- Kevin Tang receives seed funding for COVID-19-related research June 17, 2020
In collaboration with UF BEBR/CTSI Network Science Lab, and One Health research, Kevin Tang has been awarded a seed grant from the UF Informatics Institute’s ...
- Emily Rine Butler featured in Atlantic article on greetings in this time of pandemic April 24, 2020
Emily Rine Butler, Ph.D is interviewed in an article in The Atlantic on greetings during a pandemic, when “How are you?” seems inappropriate. Read it here.