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Manhattan, KS
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Trevin Garcia and I just got a piece published on the low back merger shift among Latinx folk in SW Kansas. This project started with support from @KStateMcNair Scholars and shows how incredible undergraduate research can be! jbe-platform.com/content/jou… @ArtSciDiversity
Hey #midwest, help my friend @mixedlinguist with her work on digital equity and earn a gift card!! #kstate #KStateDiversity @ksubsu @KStateCARE
The call for pre-proposals for the @ChapmanCenter1 grant is out! This is a great summer funding opportunity for @KState faculty! @KStateRE @KStateNews k-state.edu/today/announceme…
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It has been a very sad last couple of days for the Center. We unfortunately have to say goodbye to our right-hand woman, Kim Westcott. Kim has been the most amazing Office Assistant, co-worker, friend, and part of the Chapman Center family for last almost 2 years... (1/3)
I'm late to the game because April+Academic but I do not support the LSA's newest resolution for reasons better said by scholars like @ACharityHudley and Jo Fruehwald. Frankly I find the timing of this proposal to be as suspect as its content
Tweeting this so late at night won't get the reach I'd like, but I've written Medium post to try to reach the persuadable that "Freedom of Expression" may sound like an ideal they agree with, but they should reject the LSA motion. medium.com/@JoFrhwld/what-do…
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There's a great interdisciplinary team at @ChapmanCenter1, including a number of folks from English! Read the full article in K-State's Seek magazine at k-state.edu/seek/spring-2022… to learn more about the Center's projects @Kohntributor @lisatatonetti
The spring 2022 issue of Seek, @KState's research magazine is out now! Read about #KStateResearch on sustainability, cybersecurity, the changing economy and more at k-state.edu/seek.
M coauthors and I are truly humbled by this award. This project represents a monumental coming together of community and scholars to learn more about how individuals negotiate their lingusitic identities over the lifespan. Many thanks to all the families who made this possible!
2022 Leonard Bloomfield Book Award winner "African American Language", by @Kohntributor, @waltwolfram, @crfarrington1, Renn & Van Hofwegen, investigates language development through the lifespan of African American children. cup.org/3AVqSs4
I'm giving a talk today on a project I started a dozen years ago! Visit K-State English Events calendar to join!
Congratulations again to Mary Kohn @Kohntributor & her co-authors on their book award from @LingSocAm -- & join us on Weds at 3:30pm CT to hear highlights from this award-winning research! @KStateArtSci @KStateResearch @ChapmanCenter1 @ArtSciDiversity k-state.edu/today/announceme…
Hey #linguistics twitter folk who know more about syntax than me - a student wants to know why in English we use plural nouns when zero is the determiner, as in "there were zero chairs in the room." Can you help a sociophonetician out?
I'm pleased to report that at 2 yrs 11 mo the toddler has officially aquired needs + past participle, as in "his house needs fixed."
Planning to incorporate this resource as much as I can into my teaching: native-land.ca/
It made the rounds on twitter a few years back and I forgot to do it then, so placing it here for accountability
The @ChapmanCenter1 is officially under new construction! Watch out for some big changes soon!
"This NEH grant will support the digital advancement of the center's important mission": Congratulations to Mary Kohn @Kohntributor, Mark Crosby @DHKState, & the Chapman Center @ChapmanCenter1 on their NEH @NEHgov grant! @KStateArtSci k-state.edu/today/announceme…
What you don't know re Kansas: “By 1930 the Mexican and Mexican-American population of Kansas was the seventh largest Mexican ancestral group in the United States, and this group comprised the second largest immigrant population in the state, after Germans.” Oppenheimer 1985: 431