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The Pronunciation Research Group Meeting
The Pronunciation Research Group Meeting
The Pronunciation Research Group Meeting
CATEGORIES: ALT, Department Events
The Pronunciation Research Group Meeting
CATEGORIES: ALT, Department Events
Computational Linguistics Group Meeting
Contact kchallis@iastate.edu for the Webex link.
Department faculty teach 5,272 participants in the “Using Educational Technology in the English Language Classroom” course!
We are pleased to announce that the Iowa State University-developed Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) on Using Educational Technology in the English Language Classroom (https://www.openenglishprograms.org/MOOC) ended for 5,272 participants on August 23, 2021. This MOOC was offered as part of the Online Professional English Network (OPEN), which is sponsored by the U.S. Department of State … Continue reading Department faculty teach 5,272 participants in the “Using Educational Technology in the English Language Classroom” course!
Ivana Rehman Received the Graduate College Research Excellence Award (REA) from the Graduate Studies Committee for Summer 2021
Congratulations to graduate student Ivana Rehman (ALT), who received the Graduate College Research Excellence Award (REA) from the Graduate Studies Committee for Summer 2021. The department provides a modest scholarship award to each recipient. Each also receives a letter, certificate, and honor cord from the ISU president and recognition by ISU at commencement.
Corpus Linguistics Student Organization (COLISTO) Guest Speaker Series
Corpus Linguistics Student Organization (COLISTO) is hosting this semester’s second guest speaker talk to be held on April 30, Friday, from 1-2 pm. Our guest speaker is Dr. Tove Larsson, who is an assistant professor at Northern Arizona University. In her talk, she will be sharing with us her recent collaborative research on adverb placement in spoken and … Continue reading Corpus Linguistics Student Organization (COLISTO) Guest Speaker Series
TESL/ALT Brown Bag Colloquium Series
Mark your calendars for the fifth Brown Bag event of Spring 2021. Kristin Terrill will present on examining writing quality-detracting traits in theses and dissertations with human readers and Grammarly.