Updated 8/14/2009

Graham Thurgood   English Department 898-5450; Siskiyou 129 CSU Chico (Ph. D. UC Berkeley, 1976)

Fall 2009 schedule:

Current teaching areas:

• English Grammar,

English 375
 
 
• Syntax,

English 474:
 
• Second Language Acquisition,

English 470:
 
• Historical Linguistics,


115 Intrroduction to Historical Linguistics
UC Santa Barbara (LSA Summer Institute 2001)

English 473:
 
 
• General linguistics,

English 371:
 
 
• Pedagogical Grammar

  English 372:

  Advanced Historical Linguistics

  English 498: (Special Topics)

• Discourse,
• Materials Development.

    TESOL Materials

  also see:
  http://www.merlot.org/Home.po
  Under "Select": select, World languages
  Under "World languages" select ESL

Linguistics Colloquium Series

Research interests:

• Southeast Asian languages, particularly Tibeto-Burman, Tai-Kadai, and Chamic groups (historical syntax, subgrouping, evidentiality, tones and registers, and language contact); SEA papers
• Endangered languages. Much of the above work is on minority languages, many of which are seriously endangered (e.g. most currently, Tsat (Chamic, Austronesian), Anong (Nungish, Tibeto-Burman, and Sino-Tibetan. 
• General linguistics, discourse and syntax, sometimes with particular interest in relevance to teaching and second language acquisition;

English Sounds: English Sounds, pdf, see also General papers

• Second Language Acquisition and TESOL, primary focus on teacher training, particularly materials adaptation and development, methods and methodology, and teaching of grammar (see TESOL Materials, above; for TESOL/EFL papers, see General papers, above)

ESL Tense Workshop

Only recently have I begun to put my papers here for downloading; slowly various papers will be added.

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