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Bilingualism

Workshop: Culture, identity, cognition: insights from conceptualization of diasporic place

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Psycholinguistic and Corpus Approaches to Code-Switching

Instructor: 
Melinda Fricke, University of Pittsburgh
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The Timecourse of Bilingual Phonologies

Instructors: 
Ashley Farris-Trimble, Simon Fraser University
Anne-Michelle Tessier, Simon Fraser University
Melissa Baese-Berk, University of Oregon
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Sociolinguistics of the Arab World

Instructor: 
Keith Walters, Portland State University
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Linguistic Landscapes

Instructor: 
Chris VanderStouwe, Boise State University
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Language and Education

Instructor: 
Anne Charity Hudley University of California, Santa Barbara
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