Program in Linguistics

APLA 36 ALPA

36th Annual Meeting of the Atlantic Provinces Linguistic Association

Saint Mary's University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

2-3 November 2012

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Welcome to Linguistics at Saint Mary's University

 

An undergraduate degree in linguistics provides opportunities to study the formal, functional and systemic nature of language and languages as both social and cognitive phenomena.  Although a discipline in its own right, linguistics has cognate relationships with a wide array of disciplines, suggested by the interdisciplinary nature of many of the courses in the program.  Faculty members from Anthropology, English, French, Philosophy, Psychology, Sociology, and other disciplines participate.

 

Co-ordinators

  • E. Asp, English and Linguistics

Committee on Linguistics

  • E. Asp Co-ordinator, Linguistics (English & Linguistics), Phone 420-5717, Office MN 308
  • N. Conrad (Psychology), Phone (902) 420-5080, Office MS300D
  • E. Enns Dean of Arts (Modern Languages & Classics), Phone (902) 420-5521, Office MM 218
  • D. Hall (Linguistics & English), Phone (902) 420-5707, Office MN305
  • J. Plews (Modern Languages & Classics), Phone (902) 420-5813, Office MN428
  • P. Ó Siadhail (Irish Studies), Phone (902) 420-5782, Office MM 202C
  • Egor Tsedryk (Modern Languages & Classics & Linguistics), Phone (902) 420-5859, Office MN420

Part-Time Faculty:

Affiliated Faculty:

 

 

 


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