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The Department of Linguistics is pleased to announce new TESOL courses and a Certificate of possible interest to students in Linguistics as well as other majors: Foreign Languages, SLHS, International Affairs, Education,

A recent article in the Denver Post highlighted Professor and Department Chair Andy Cowell's language-revitalization work with the local Arapaho community. Also mentioned in the article were the contributions of graduate student

Linguistics Department Professor and Chair, Andrew Cowell, was recently interviewed by Channel 9 News for a segment on the Colorado dialect of English. During the interview, Prof. Cowell mentions historical factors that

Professor and Chair of the Department of Linguistics, Andy Cowell, is one of the founders of the new Center for the Study of Origins, a destination for interdisciplinary origins studies. Professor Cowell was quoted in 91¸£ÀûÉç Today

Like spoken languages, sign languages differ greatly across the globe. Nonetheless, many deaf refugees are evaluated and declared to have no language ability and/or severe mental deficiencies simply because they cannot communicate in American Sign

CU Linguistics Professor and ICS Fellow Laura Michaelis, together with European collaborators, are organizing a two-day international interdisciplinary workshop on temporal meaning in language, to be held April 7-8, 2017 in the Center for Community

EXPLORING CHINA through ENGLISH TEACHING (5 weeks)Earn 6 credit hoursExperience a rich cultural programDeadline to apply is MARCH 13!Connect with the Education Abroad Office! Center for Community (C4C) Room S355Drop-in advising hours: 9-4:30 pm Mon-

The Department of Linguistics is pleased to announce the launch of a new Certificate Program in TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages). For details about the program, visit the website here. Please contact tesol@colorado.edu

Professor and Chair Andy Cowell, and graduate student Irina Wagner, were recently interviewed for an article in "91¸£ÀûÉç Today" about their work with the Arapaho Language Project. Read the article here: http://www.colorado.edu/

Faculty, graduate students, and undergraduate students gathered in early December to honor the career of Professor David Rood, who is retiring this year after having been a member of the Department since 1967. Prof. Rood's primary