Friday May 13, 2022 was Commencement Day at UGA. Please join us in celebrating the accomplishments of the newest Linguistic graduates, the Class of 2022!
Ph.D. in Linguistics
Andrew Bray
“A Hockey-Based Persona: The Sociolinguistic
Impact of Canadian English on
American-Born Players”
(Major professor: Dr. Chad Howe)
Kit Callaway
“From Ey to Ze: Gender-neutral Pronouns
as Pronominal Change”
(Major professor: Dr. Chad Howe)
Katherine Ann Ireland
“Patterns of Health: a corpus analysis of
health information and messaging”
(Major professor: Dr. Bill Kretzschmar)
Rachel M. Olsen
“It’s all in how you say it:
Prosodic cues to social identity and emotion”
(Major professor: Dr. Peggy Renwick)
Shannon Rodriguez
“Constructing, Performing, and Indexing “Southern”
Latino Identities: A Mixed-Methods Analysis
of the Intersection of Ethnicity
and Place in the Speech of Young
Adult Latinos in Georgia”
(Major professor: Dr. Chad Howe)
M.A. in Linguistics
Rachel Ankirskiy
"Variation in Japanese Nominal Particle Omission: Toward a Corpus-based Syntactic Analysis”
(Major professor: Dr. Vera Lee-Schoenfeld)
Joe Beckwith
“The Decline of the Simple Past: A Cross-linguistic Analysis of Simple and Compound Past Forms in Romance and Germanic Languages”
(Major professor: Dr. Diana Ranson)
Kora Burton
“Lexical and Thematic “Peculiar Mood” Development of Faërie Language in the Germanic Cauldron of Story”
(Major professor: Dr. Jared Klein)
Mackenzee Bumgarner
Charles (Charlie) Bresee
Camille Campbell
Linh Dang
Natalie Domenico
Alex Fleming
Oveda (Claire) Hattaway
Rachel Hoover
Catherine Iracondo
Leslie (Claire) Johnson
Jimmy Kieu
Connor Kreitz
Nurie Langlois
Annette Lee
Evan Magness
Tyler Martin
Nithyashree (Nithya) Rajaskar
Margaret (Magee) Roe
Allye Rogers
Alexander (Alex) Ross
Dante Smith
Jessie Sutko
Emily Towery
Phuong Loan (Persephone) Tran
Jacqueline Truong
Michael Wolfman
Elijah (Eli) Woodyard