AACL 2018 at GSU

Excited to announce the latest volume in the book series I edit by @LGoulart845, providing a detailed account of university student writing by building on traditional register variation research & adding a communicative purpose perspective. Check it out! benjamins.com/catalog/scl.11…

Thanks for this video, @hanks_lizzy and @LANA_corpus! We’re almost ready to submit a paper on this topic and hope that our work will ultimately have a positive impact on depression detection and therapy!

Check out the latest volume #SCL116 in the book series I edit, offering a multidimensional approach to textbook English. I’m esp excited about this one bc it connects to work I did for my dissertation, published as a book in the same series almost a hundred volumes earlier #SCL18

The latest volume in the #corpuslinguistics series I edit has just arrived! It’s the magnum opus of the IMO leading scholar in quantitative corpus linguistics of my generation! I can’t wait to see how the book will affect how we do corpus research. benjamins.com/catalog/scl.11…

First publications are always exciting for graduate students—but how extra exciting when they are accepted by the top journal in #CorpusLinguistics! Congratulations to my PhD advisee, Nicole De Los Reyes, on her first journal article! 👏 degruyter.com/document/doi/1…

Thanks @lsolum for sharing our essay on your Legal Theory Blog! @ClarkGSULaw

Christmas is over but the presents keep coming! Here’s a download link for you for @ClarkGSULaw and my article to appear in a 2024 special issue of ACORP on “Corpus Linguistics and the Law” (eds @jesse_egbert and myself). Free download until February 15. sciencedirect.com/science/ar…

Another happy New Book Arrival Day! I’m excited about this volume on #sociolinguistics research with #bigdata, focusing on parliamentary discourse, just out in the #corpuslinguistics series I edit for @johnbenjamins. Congratulations to all authors and editors!

This piece was harder to write than I first thought but I’m glad I accepted the TQ Special Issue editors’ invitation to explore whether/why data-driven learning #DDL makes sense from a usage-based #SLA perspective. Here’s a link to the online version: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…

📣 It’s new book arrival day! I’m excited to share pictures of the two latest additions to the #CorpusLinguistics book series I edit for @johnbenjamins. Take a look if you’re interested in #dialectology, Romance linguistics, #SFL, or translation studies!

Exciting news! I’m definitely hoping to participate in this next one face-to-face IRL again, rather than just joining in virtually! Always great to have a reason for a visit to Brum! 🤩 #CL2025

Very much looking forward to conferencing in beautiful Ascona🇨🇭next week and discussing applied linguistics research and its relevance for language pedagogy #EBFL2023 ebfl2023.ch/frontend/index.p…

New book arrival day! I’m very excited about the latest additions to book series I edit—one helping us better understand mechanical engineering discourse, the other showcasing research on corpora of #SignLanguages! Exciting work all around! Congratulations to all authors!

Calling all #AAAL2023 attendees interested in #corpuslinguistics and/or legal studies! We now have a detailed program for our Sunday pm colloquium, featuring @ClarkGSULaw Stefan Gries @kevin_tobia Brian Slocum Thomas Rex Lee @jesse_egbert Margaret Wood! Join us in Douglas Fir!!

I got to be a guest on @lovermob's CorpusCast podcast, with @ClarkGSULaw, to talk about our recent work in #CorpusLinguistics & legal interpretation (and about some of my early formative experiences in the field). The full conversation is at youtu.be/zEuot6SleXo. Check it out!

The CFP for EBFL 2023 is out! ebfl2023.ch/ (closing Oct 31) I can’t wait to deliver one of the conference plenaries, meet with others interested in #SLA and #multilingualism in education, and enjoy this view of Lago Maggiore!

Already the last day of #AACL2022 and I’ve been too busy enjoying sessions to tweet updates. It’s been great to share some of my current work, catch up with old friends, and meet some of the next generation of corpus linguists! See you all in Eugene, OR in 2024! @aacl2022