
Assistant Professor of Linguistic Anthropology | @UofNorthFlorida | Promoting education equity through linguistic justice | 2023 NAEd/Spencer Postdoc Fellow
Joined February 2016
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I'm so grateful for the opportunity to collaborate with @tabularasalab to share insights on language ideologies in connection with conceptual metaphors. Our article came out today!
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Channelling dissertation writing anxiety and churning out 6,000 words in an article draft today. They're not pretty words but I heard the saying recently that "you can't edit an empty page" and I'm repeating that over and over. I hope future me will thank me.
It's that time of year again! And this one is a doozy...
I am 100% sure I did not get 100% of the jokes from the Swedish hosting this year. And was the ABBA Sims hologram one of them?
Dr. Jessica Chandras, she/her retweeted
Join us on March 5th at 4pm for Jessica Chandras' book launch! "Mother Tongue Prestige: The Sociolinguistics of Privilege in Urban Middle-Class Education in India" is based on Chandras' dissertation work and we're so excited to celebrate her accomplishment. 🥳
Excited that an article 4 years in the making finally found a home! The best gift!
Hypothetical mistakes: hedging wrong answers with conditional language in initiation-response-evaluation (IRE) sequences in an American high school classroom degruyter.com/document/doi/1… @degruyter_pub
Welp. It's that time of year where I can't read student self-evaluations, which include comments on the class at the end of the term, in my office because I can't do so without (happy) crying. My @UofNorthFlorida students are really the best and it was a great semester!
Dr. Jessica Chandras, she/her retweeted
Latest issue alert! NEOS Fall 2023 is out. Theme: Communication in the Worlds of Children and Youth: Imagination, Language, Performance, and Creative Expression. 3 commentaries and 12 original research articles from scholars in and beyond anthropology. acyig.americananthro.org/neo…
I, along with @TCDev and @tabularasalab, have published an article exploring how Indian youth navigate multilingual surroundings in
@AmericanAnthro 's @ACYIG_AAA 's newest issue. I'm excited to share the linguistic mental mapping methods I love!
acyig.americananthro.org/neo…






