Welcome to the Linguistics Department

NEWS:
Professor Jack Martin, UF's Elling Eide Professor of Anthropology/Linguistics, wins the LSA's Bloomfield award,
presented at the 2012 LSA meeting:
"The Linguistic Society of America is pleased to present the Leonard Bloomfield Book Award to A Grammar of Creek (Muskogee), by Jack B. Martin (University of Nebraska Press, 2011).  A meticulous description of enduring value to the Creek and scholarly communities, the work is distinctive in its comprehensive approach, which includes detailed acoustic analyses, sensitivity to dialectal variation, and consideration of theoretical issues that arise in the investigation of Muskogean languages.  The grammar serves as an excellent model of how to do description well."

UF's Linguistics Department offers the Ph.D., M.A. (both thesis and non-thesis), B.A., and two undergraduate minors (the Linguistics minor and the TESL minor).  TESL Certificates are offered at the undergraduate level, and SLAT certificates at the graduate level. We currently have 24 faculty (combining budgeted and affiliated from Anthropology, LLC & S&P), well over 200 undergraduate majors and over 50 graduate students.

Please explore these pages to learn more about our faculty, courses, graduate students, activities, and research interests:

• Linguistics Facebook Page: become a Fan!
• Learn more about our Graduate Program! Download our poster here (pdf format)
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Linguistics Course Listings

• Spring 2012
• Summer 2012
• Fall 2012

UF Linguist(ic)s in the News

• UF Linguists on Saving Languages in Africa
• Graduate Presentations/Publications(recent and future)
• Faculty and Graduate Student News Archives

Pictures

• Linguistics Open House Pictures

UF Linguists Mailing List

We have a local linguists' mailing list.  If you are a member and have subscribed to the listserv you can post a message to the list right here or you can subscribe or unsubscribe by sending an email to listserv@lists.ufl.edu with subscribe or unsubscribe in the body of the message.  Be sure to have your automatic signature turned off.  If you need help, send a note to Jolee Gibbs.