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Since Fall 2006, I have been in the Department of Modern Languages at the University of Mississippi, and have been an Assistant Professor since Fall 2007. I teach courses on German language, culture, and linguistics at all levels, and well as teaching general linguistics. In 2006, I completed my Ph.D. in Germanic Linguistics and Philology at Indiana University. My dissertation is entitled Verb Order in Subordinate Clauses from Early New High German to Modern German. I spent 2004-2005 conducting research at the University of Tübingen on a DAAD grant and 2005-2006 at the University of Vienna as a Fulbright Fellow. My field of research is historical linguistics,
especially the historical syntax and morphology of German. I am also
interested in modern German linguistics, the older Germanic languages and
literatures, language pedagogy, contemporary |
Created by Christopher D. Sapp
Last updated August 29, 2007