March 31, 2016
by megt
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Anna Mikhaylova is faculty in the Linguistics Department whose research focuses on second and heritage language acquisition and bilingualism. She is teaching LT 611 MA Project I this term. How are you connected to the LTS program? My biggest … Continue reading
March 15, 2016
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Belinda Young-Davy has been teaching in the LTS Program since it began in 2004. She is also faculty in the American English Institute (AEI). How are you connected to the LTS program? I teach the Second Language Teaching Methods class (LT 435/535), and have also taught the … Continue reading
March 8, 2016
by Annelise Marshall
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Kateland Johnson is a native Eugenian who loves the rain. She also loves the German language and culture, and plans on teaching in Germany after completion of her degree. When she’s not doing grad-studenty things, you can find her sipping coffee and reading German … Continue reading
March 3, 2016
by Annelise Marshall
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Last Thursday four LTS students presented at the Grad Student Research Forum, sharing their MA projects with the U of O community. “I presented a poster on my capstone project teaching portfolio. Not only did preparing for the poster help … Continue reading
March 1, 2016
by megt
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Meg Taggart joined the Linguistics Department in December 2015, as a Graduate Coordinator. She was born and raised in Far East Russia, and enjoys the multilingual and cultural environment of University of Oregon campus. What is your background, and what … Continue reading