Applied Linguistics Department

Happening in APLING

May 29, 2023
by Iuliia R Fakhrutdinova
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APLING First Doctoral Graduates: Congratulations Dr. Gutierrez and Dr. Rubio!

Juan David Gutierrez successfully defended his dissertation: Building Bridges, Crossing Borders: Narratives of Multilingual Students First-Year College Experiences (Committee: Panayota Gounari (Chair), Kimberly Urbanski, Tara Parker) and Jesse Rubio successfully defended her dissertation: Educational Language Policy for Multilingual Learners: Leveraging Policy’s Multiple Dimensions and … Continue reading

May 7, 2023
by Iuliia R Fakhrutdinova
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Congratulations Dr. Sclafani!

It is official! The Department of Applied Linguistics is thrilled to welcome an accomplished and brilliant sociolinguist, an amazing educator, and a lovely colleague to the Department starting in Fall 2023. Congratulations Dr. Jennifer Sclafani on your appointment as tenure-track … Continue reading

May 7, 2023
by Iuliia R Fakhrutdinova
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Critical Language Pedagogy in an EFL Classroom in China

Doctoral student Wonguk Cho gave an online presentation at the 2023 EPIC-Lang Conference held at UCLA under the agenda of Reimagined Critical Pedagogy: Resistance and Solidarity in Language Classrooms. Abstract Despite the extensive discussion on Critical Language Pedagogy (CLP) and … Continue reading

May 7, 2023
by Iuliia R Fakhrutdinova
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Adult Immigrants and Refugees: A (Needed) Shift toward Multilingualism and Social Justice

Doctoral candidate Nghia Minh Nguyen published her reflective piece Adult Immigrants and Refugees: A (Needed) Shift toward Multilingualism and Social Justice on public library ESOL for adult immigrants and refugees in MASOL Currents. Please, check her work here link!

May 2, 2023
by Iuliia R Fakhrutdinova
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Community as Rebellion: Thriving in the Academy

UMass Boston Associate Professor of Applied Linguistics Chris Montecillo Leider with her colleague Assistant Professor Program Director, English Education Christina Dobbs are presenting a workshop at the upcoming Women of Color in the Academy Conference. Please, register for the event here!

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