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If you’re interested in working with me, please take a look at my current (and updated!) Advisee Guide. This document is intended to provide some useful guidance in the process of completing your graduate requirements. It’s also a bit out of date so please contact me if you have any questions. For more information about UGA Graduate School deadlines, consult the Grad School Calendar. Students should also familizarize themselves with the Romance Languages Graduate Handbook and the Linguistics Graduate Handbook.

Note: Before you consider asking me to work with you as a major professor, please keep a few things in mind. First, you need to have taken at least one course with me in order for me to consider serving as your major professor. Second, unless you are working on something related to my current research, I will not be able to serve as your major professor.

Current Advisees Former Advisees

Current Advisees

  • Allonah Ezro-Christy (PhD, Romance Languages), Areas of Research: Comparative Romance Linguistics, Historical Change, grammaticalization
  • Nathaniel (Nate) Fackler (PhD. Linguistics), Areas of Research: Sociolinguistics, language acquisition
  • Sarah Hubbel (PhD, Romance Languages), Areas of Research: Sociolinguistics, Spanish/Quechua Contact
  • Kasi Ives (PhD, Romance Languages), Areas of Research: Language use in digital media, computational methods
  • Mario Juárez Sánchez (PhD, Romance Languages), Areas of Research: Language variation, Spanish in digital media
  • Rachel Kim (PhD, Linguistics), Areas of Research: Sociolinguistics, perception of US dialects by L2 speakers of English
  • Bailey Pieplow (MA, Linguistics), Areas of Research: Sociolinguistics, language variation in Georgia
  • Eliot Westdorp (PhD, Romance Languages), Areas of Research: Sociolinguistics, language variation in Peninsular Spanish, Galician/Spanish contact

Former Advisees

To find a copy of a thesis or dissertation, go to the UGA repository and search by the author’s name.