CV, 30 September 2021 Tyler Kendall, Ph.D.
ACADEMIC POSITIONS
Program Director National Science Foundation, Linguistics Program, Alexandria, VA Aug. 2019 – Directorate for Social, Behavioral, and Economic Sciences Division of Behavioral and Cognitive Sciences Linguistics Program | DLI-DEL Program | Human Networks & Data Science Program
Full Professor University of Oregon, Linguistics Department, Eugene, OR Sept. 2021 –
Associate Professor University of Oregon, Linguistics Department, Eugene, OR Sept. 2015 – Sept. 2021 Awards: Fund for Faculty Excellence Award (2017-2018), American Speech Roger Shuy Award for best paper (2018) Dean’s Fellow (2018-2019)
Assistant Professor University of Oregon, Linguistics Department, Eugene, OR Sept. 2010 – Sept. 2015 Awards: Faculty Research Award (2013-2014), Junior Professorship Award (2013, 2014), Junior Faculty Development Grant (2011-2012)
Visiting Assistant Professor Fall 2011 University of Copenhagen, LANCHART Centre, Copenhagen, Denmark
Post-Doctoral Researcher & Lecturer Aug. 2009 – July 2010 Northwestern University, Linguistics Department, Evanston, IL
Lecturer North Carolina State University, English Department, Raleigh, NC Spring 2007
EDUCATION
Duke University, The Graduate School, Durham, NC May 2009 Degree: Ph.D. English Linguistics Dissertation: Speech Rate, Pause, and Linguistic Variation: An Examination through the Sociolinguistic Archive and Analysis Project Awards/Scholarships: American Dialect Society Presidential Award (2009), ADS Annual Meeting Student Travel Grant (January 2008), LSA Linguistic Institute Language in the USA Fellowship (2007), Charles Ferguson Prize for Best Student Poster at NWAV 35 (November 2006), Reza Ordoubadian Award for Best Student Paper at SECOL 73 (April 2006), Duke University Dissertation Fellowship (2008-2009), Duke University Graduate Research Fellowship (Summer 2007), NC State University Libraries Associate (May 2005 – May 2006), Duke University Vertical Integration Summer Fellowship (Summer 2004), Duke University Graduate Student Fellowship (2003 – 2008)
Linguistic Society of America, Summer Linguistics Institute, Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA Summer 2007 Award: LSA Linguistic Institute Language in the USA Fellowship
Linguistic Society of America, Summer Linguistics Institute, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI Summer 2003
Cornell University, College of Arts and Sciences, Ithaca, NY May 1998 Degree: B.A. Classics and Summa Cum Laude in Archaeology Senior Honors Thesis: The Neolithic Pottery and Ceramic Resources from Halai, Greece Awards/Honors: Summa Cum Laude (Archaeology), Recipient of the Aaron and Sylvia Adler Memorial Book Prize (Classics), Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi, Hirsch Travel Fellowships (x2), Golden Key National Honor Society, Dean’s List
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University of Iceland, Reykjavik, Iceland, Icelandic Medieval Studies Summer Programme Summer 1997
GRANTS & FUNDED RESEARCH
2019, PI, New Ways of Analyzing Variation 48 Conference. UO College of Arts and Sciences Program Grant.
2018, University of Oregon William Council Instructional Grant (With Gordon Sayre, English Dept.). [Funds returned when I accepted a post at the NSF and could not teach in the 2019-2020 AY]
2017 – 2019, Co-PI: Speech Across Dialects of English (SPADE): Large-scale digital analysis of a spoken language across space and time. Trans-Atlantic Partnership Digging into Data. NSF SMA-1730479. Subaward to UO. (With PIs Jane Stuart-Smith [Glasgow, UK], Morgan Sonderegger [McGill, Canada], and Jeff Mielke, and Co-PIs Robin Dodsworth, Erik Thomas, and Paul Fyfe [NCSU, USA])
2016 – 2019, PI, Doctoral dissertation research grant to PhD student Jason McLarty: Ethnic differences in naive listener prominence perception. NSF BCS-1627042.
2015 – 2018, Co-PI: The use and utility of localised speech forms in determining identity: forensic and sociophonetic perspectives. UK. Economic and Social Research Council ES/M010783/1. Subaward to UO. (With PIs Carmen Llamas, Dominic Watt, and Peter French at University of York, UK)
2014 – 2021, Principal Investigator: Enhancing data and tools for research and education on African American English. NSF BCS- 1358724.
2013 – 2014, Principal Investigator: Dialect diversity in Oregon. UO Faculty Research Award.
2013 – 2014, Co-PI: Relationships between hesitancy phenomena, segmental variation and conversational topic in speech from the “Accent and Identity on the Scottish/English Border” (AISEB) corpus. UK. British Academy/Leverhulme Trust SG122751. (With PIs Carmen Llamas and Dominic Watt at University of York, UK)
2011 – 2016, Principal Investigator: The interplay of production and perception in sound changes affecting US English. NSF BCS- 1122950. (Collaborative research with Valerie Fridland at University of Nevada, Reno)
PUBLICATIONS, ETC.
BOOKS & EDITED VOLUMES
1. Kendall, Tyler and Valerie Fridland. 2021. Sociophonetics. Key Topics in Sociolinguistics. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press.
2. Fridland, Valerie, Alicia Wassink, Lauren Hall-Lew, and Tyler Kendall (eds.). 2020. Speech in the Western States, Vol. 3: Understudied Dialects. Publications of the American Dialect Society 104. Durham, NC: Duke University Press.
3. Kendall, Tyler and Charlie Farrington (eds.). 2019. Exploring African American Language in the Nation’s Capital: Studies with the Corpus of Regional African American Language. Special Issue of the journal American Speech, 94.1.
4. Fridland, Valerie, Alicia Wassink, Tyler Kendall, and Betsy Evans (eds.). 2017. Speech in the Western States, Vol. 2: The Mountain West. Publications of the American Dialect Society 102. Durham, NC: Duke University Press.
5. Fridland, Valerie, Tyler Kendall, Betsy Evans, and Alicia Wassink (eds.). 2016. Speech in the Western States, Vol. 1: The Pacific Coast. Publications of the American Dialect Society 101. Durham, NC: Duke University Press.
6. Kendall, Tyler. 2013. Speech Rate, Pause, and Sociolinguistic Variation: Studies in Corpus Sociophonetics. Basingstoke, UK:
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Palgrave Macmillan.
7. Kendall, Tyler and Gerard Van Herk (eds.). 2011. Corpus Linguistics and Sociolinguistic Inquiry. Special Issue of the journal Corpus Linguistics and Linguistic Theory, 7.1.
REFERRED JOURNAL ARTICLES
1. Gunter, Kaylynn, Charlotte Vaughn, and Tyler Kendall. in press. Sibilant variation and /str/ retraction in the Corpus of Regional African American Language. Language Variation and Change.
2. Kendall, Tyler, Charlotte Vaughn, Charlie Farrington, Chloe Tacata, Jaidan McLean, Shelby Arnson, and Kaylynn Gunter. 2021. Considering performance in the automated and manual coding of sociolinguistic variables: Lessons from variable (ING). Frontiers in Artifical Intelligence: Language and Computation, vol 4. https://doi.org/10.3389/frai.2021.648543
3. Gunter, Kaylynn, Charlotte Vaughn, and Tyler Kendall. 2020. Perceiving Southernness: The role of vowel class and acoustic cues in Southernness ratings. Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 147: 643-656.
4. Kendall, Tyler and Charlotte Vaughn. 2020. Exploring vowel formant estimation through simulation-based techniques. Linguistic Vanguard 6(s1): 20180060, 1-13.
5. Vaughn, Charlotte and Tyler Kendall. 2019. Stylistically coherent variants: Cognitive representation of social meaning. Revista de Estudos da Linguagem, 27(4): 1787-1830.
6. Kendall, Tyler. 2019. New perspectives on African American Language through public corpora: Introduction to special issue. American Speech, 94.1: 13-20.
7. Vaughn, Charlotte and Tyler Kendall. 2018. Listener sensitivity to probabilistic conditioning of sociolinguistic variables: The case of (ING). Journal of Memory and Language, 103: 58-73.
8. Farrington, Charlie, Tyler Kendall, and Valerie Fridland. 2018. Vowel dynamics in the Southern Vowel Shift. American Speech, 93.2: 186-222. ** Winner of 2018 (inaugural) Roger Shuy Award for Best Paper in American Speech **
9. Vaughn, Charlotte, Tyler Kendall, and Kaylynn Gunter. 2018. Probing the social meaning of English adjective intensifiers as a class lab project. American Speech, 93.2: 298-311.
10. Leroux, William and Tyler Kendall. 2018. English article acquisition by Chinese learners of English: An analysis of two corpora. System, 76: 13-24.
11. Kendall, Tyler and Valerie Fridland. 2017. Regional Relationships among the Low Vowels of U.S. English: Evidence from Production and Perception. Language Variation and Change 29.2: 245-271.
12. Kendall, Tyler. 2014. Archiving and Managing Sociolinguistic Data: The Problems of Portability, Access and Security, and Discoverability and Relevance. Language and Linguistics Compass 8.11: 495-504.
13. Fridland, Valerie, Tyler Kendall, and Charlie Farrington. 2014. Durational and Spectral Differences in American English Vowels: Dialect Variation within and across Regions. Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 136.1: 341-349.
14. Fridland, Valerie, and Tyler Kendall. 2012. Exploring the Relationship between Production and Perception in the Mid Front Vowels of U.S. English. Lingua, 122.7: 779-793. [ http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.lingua.2011.12.007 ]
15. Kendall, Tyler, and Valerie Fridland. 2012. Variation in Perception and Production of Mid Front Vowels in the U.S. Southern Vowel Shift. Journal of Phonetics, 40.2: 289-306. [ http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.wocn.2011.12.002 ]
16. Kendall, Tyler, Joan Bresnan, and Gerard Van Herk. 2011. The Dative Alternation in African American English: Researching Syntactic Variation and Change across Sociolinguistic Datasets. Corpus Linguistics and Linguistic Theory, 7.2: 229-244.
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17. Kendall, Tyler. 2011. Corpora from a Sociolinguistic Perspective (Corpora sob uma Perspectiva Sociolinguística). In St. Th. Gries (ed.), Corpus Studies: Future Directions. Special Issue of Revista Brasileira de Linguística Aplicada 11.2: 361-389.
18. Kendall, Tyler and Gerard Van Herk. 2011. Corpus Linguistics and Sociolinguistic Inquiry: Introduction to Special Issue. Corpus Linguistics and Linguistic Theory, 7.1: 1-6.
19. Kendall, Tyler and Walt Wolfram. 2009. Local and External Language Standards in African American English. Journal of English Linguistics, 37.4: 305-330.
20. Kendall, Tyler. 2008. On the History and Future of Sociolinguistic Data. Language and Linguistics Compass 2.2: 332-351.
21. Kendall, Tyler. 2007. “The People What Makes the Town”: The Semiotics of Home and Town Spaces in Princeville, NC. The North Carolina Folklore Journal 54.1: 33-53.
BOOK CHAPTERS
1. Kendall, Tyler. under review. Speech rate and pause. In Chris Strelluf (ed.), The Routledge Handbook of Sociophonetics. New York: Routledge.
2. Kendall, Tyler. under review. Quantitatively analyzing variation and change. In Yoshiyuki Asahi, Alexandra D’Arcy, and Paul Kerswill (eds.), The Handbook of Variationist Sociolinguistics. New York: Routledge.
3. Kendall, Tyler and Charlie Farrington. in press. Managing sociolinguistic data with the Corpus of Regional African American Language (CORAAL). In Andrea Berez-Kroeker, Bradley McDonnell, Eve Koller, & Lauren Collister (eds.), Open Handbook of Linguistic Data Management. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press.
4. Sonderegger, Morgan, Jane Stuart-Smith, Michael McAuliffe, Rachel Macdonald, & Tyler Kendall. in press. Managing data for integrated speech corpus analysis in SPeech Across Dialects of English (SPADE). In Andrea Berez-Kroeker, Bradley McDonnell, Eve Koller, & Lauren Collister (eds.), Open Handbook of Linguistic Data Management. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press.
5. Fridland, Valerie and Tyler Kendall. in press. Managing sociophonetic data in a study of regional variation. In Andrea Berez- Kroeker, Bradley McDonnell, Eve Koller, & Lauren Collister (eds.), Open Handbook of Linguistic Data Management. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press.
6. Fridland, Valerie and Tyler Kendall. 2019. On the Uniformity of the Low-Back-Merger Shift in the U.S. West and Beyond. In Kara Becker (ed.), The Low-Back-Merger Shift: Uniting the Canadian Vowel Shift, the California Vowel Shift, and Short Front Vowel Shifts across North America. Publications of the American Dialect Society 104, 100-119. Durham, NC: Duke University Press.
7. Kendall, Tyler and Erik R. Thomas. 2019. Variable (ING). In Erik R. Thomas (ed.), Mexican American English: Substrate Influence and the Birth of an Ethnolect, 171-197. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press.
8. Thomas, Erik R. and Tyler Kendall. 2019. Prosody. In Erik R. Thomas (ed.), Mexican American English: Substrate Influence and the Birth of an Ethnolect, 215-242. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press.
9. Kendall, Tyler. 2018. Data Preservation and Access. In Christine Mallinson, Becky Childs, and Gerard Van Herk (eds.), Data Collection in Sociolinguistics: Methods and Applications, 2nd edition, 197-206. New York: Routledge.
10. Fridland, Valerie and Tyler Kendall. 2018. Regional Identity and Listener Perception. In Benson, Erica, Betsy Evans, and James Stanford (eds.). Language Regard: Methods, Variation, and Change, 132-150. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press.
11. Fridland, Valerie and Tyler Kendall. 2017. Speech in the Silver State. In Fridland, Valerie, Alicia Wassink, Tyler Kendall, and Betsy Evans (eds.). Speech in the Western States, Vol. 2: The Mountain West. Publications of the American Dialect Society 102, 139-164. Durham, NC: Duke University Press.
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12. Fridland, Valerie and Tyler Kendall. 2017. English in the Western United States. In Raymond Hickey (ed.), Listening to the Past: Audio Records of Accents of English, 325-349. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press.
13. McLarty, Jason, Tyler Kendall, and Charlie Farrington. 2016. Investigating the development of the contemporary Oregonian English vowel system. In Fridland, Valerie, Tyler Kendall, Betsy Evans, and Alicia Wassink (eds.). Speech in the Western States, Vol. 1: The Pacific Coast. Publications of the American Dialect Society 101, 135-157. Durham, NC: Duke University Press.
14. Kendall, Tyler and Walt Wolfram. 2016. Engagement Through Data Management and Preservation: The North Carolina Language and Life Project and the Sociolinguistic Archive and Analysis Project. In Karen Corrigan and Adam Mearns (eds.), Creating and Digitizing Language Corpora, Volume 3: Databases for Public Engagement, 133-157. Basingstoke, UK: Palgrave Macmillan.
15. Kendall, Tyler and Valerie Fridland. 2016. Mapping the perception of linguistic form: Dialectometry with perception data. In Marie-Hélène Côté, Remco Knooihuizen, and John Nerbonne (eds.), The future of dialects, 173–194. Berlin: Language Science Press. [ DOI:10.17169/langsci.b81.149 ]
16. Butters, Ronald R., Phillip Carter, and Tyler Kendall. 2014. Internet Traps and the Creation of Linguistic Crimes: Perverted Justice as Broadcast Entertainment. In R. Casesnoves, M. Forcadell, and N. Gavaldà (eds.), Ens queda la paraula: estudis de lingüística aplicada en honor de M. Teresa Turell. Barcelona: Institut Universitari de Lingüística Aplicada. Universitat Pompeu Fabra; Documenta Universitaria.
17. Kendall, Tyler. 2013. Data in the Study of Variation and Change. In J. K. Chambers and Natalie Schilling (eds.), The Handbook of Language Variation and Change, 2nd edition, 38-56. Malden, MA/Oxford: Wiley-Blackwell.
18. Kendall, Tyler. 2013. Data Preservation and Access. In Christine Mallinson, Becky Childs, and Gerard Van Herk (eds.), Data Collection in Sociolinguistics: Methods and Applications, 195-205. New York: Routledge.
19. Mallinson, Christine and Tyler Kendall. 2013. Interdisciplinary Approaches. In R. Bayley, R. Cameron, and C. Lucas (eds.), The Oxford Handbook of Sociolinguistics, 153-171. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
20. Watt, Dominic, Anne Fabricius, and Tyler Kendall. 2011. More on Vowels: Plotting and Normalization. In M. Yaeger-Dror and M. Di Paolo (eds.), Sociophonetics: A Student’s Guide, 107-118. New York: Routledge.
21. Mallinson, Christine and Tyler Kendall. 2009. “The Way I Can Speak for Myself”: The Social and Linguistic Context of Counseling Interviews with African American Adolescent Girls in Washington, DC. In S. L. Lanehart (ed.), African American Women’s Language, 110-126. Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Press.
PROCEEDINGS & LESS-REFERRED ARTICLES
1. Kendall, Tyler and Charlotte Vaughn. 2015. Measurement Variability in Vowel Formant Estimation: A Simulation Experiment. Proceedings of the International Congress on Phonetics (ICPhS) 2015. [http://www.icphs2015.info/pdfs/Papers/ICPHS0797.pdf]
2. Fridland, Valerie and Tyler Kendall. 2015. Within-Region Diversity in the Southern Vowel Shift: Production and Perception. Proceedings of the International Congress on Phonetics (ICPhS) 2015. [http://www.icphs2015.info/pdfs/Papers/ICPHS0500.pdf]
3. McLarty, Jason, Charlie Farrington, and Tyler Kendall. 2014. Perhaps We Used to but We Don’t Anymore: The Habitual Past in Oregonian English. Penn Working Papers in Linguistics 20.2. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania. Invited.
4. Fridland, Valerie, Tyler Kendall, and Charlie Farrington. 2013. The Role of Duration in Regional U.S. Vowel Shifts. Proceedings of Meetings on Acoustics (POMA) 19. Acoustical Society of America. [http://asadl.org/poma/resource/1/pmarcw/v19/i1/p060296_s1]
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5. Childs, Becky, Paul De Decker, Rachel Deal, Tyler Kendall, Jennifer Thorburn, Maia Williamson, and Gerard Van Herk. 2010. Stop Signs: The Intersection of Interdental Fricatives and Identity in Newfoundland. Penn Working Papers in Linguistics 16.2. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania. Invited.
6. Kendall, Tyler and Valerie Fridland. 2010. Mapping Production and Perception in Regional Vowel Shifts. Penn Working Papers in Linguistics 16.2. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania. Invited.
7. Kendall, Tyler. 2010. Developing Web Interfaces to Spoken Language Data Collections. Proceedings of the Chicago Colloquium on Digital Humanities and Computer Science, 1.2. Chicago: University of Chicago.
8. Kendall, Tyler. 2010. Accommodating (ING): Individual Variation in Mixed-Ethnicity Interviews. In B. Heselwood and C. Upton, (eds.), Proceedings of Methods XIII: Papers from the Thirteenth International Conference on Methods in Dialectology, 2008: 351-61. Frankfurt am Main: Peter Lang.
9. Kendall, Tyler. 2007. Listening to Silence: Interpretation and Transcription of Pause in Deposition. In M. T. Turell, M. Spassova, and J. Cicres (eds.), Proceedings of the Second European IAFL Conference on Forensic Linguistics / Language and the Law: 323-332. Barcelona, IULA, Documenta Universitaria.
10. Kendall, Tyler. 2007. The North Carolina Sociolinguistic Archive and Analysis Project: Empowering the Sociolinguistic Archive. Penn Working Papers in Linguistics 13.2: 15-26. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania.
11. Kendall, Tyler. 2006-2007. Advancing the Utility of the Transcript: A Computer-Enhanced Methodology. Linguistica Atlantica 27-28: 51-55.
12. Davis, Jude, Tyler Kendall, and Hal Meeks. 2002. The Message is the Message: Designing Information Technology for Inclusiveness and Accessibility. Proceedings of the 2002 International Symposium on Technology and Society: Social Implications of Information and Communication Technology: IEEE.
BOOK REVIEWS, ENCYCLOPEDIA, NEWSPAPER, & OTHER MISCELLANY
1. Kendall, Tyler. in press. Collection-Based Analysis. In James Stanlaw (ed.), The International Encyclopedia of Linguistic Anthropology. Hoboken, NJ: Wiley.
2. Kendall, Tyler and Jason McLarty. 2017. Appreciating Sociolinguistic Variation in Language Teaching. CASLS InterCom Newsletter. Eugene, OR: Center for Applied Second Language Studies. [ July 10 newsletter; http://caslsintercom.uoregon.edu/content/22952 ; with associated activity by Lindsay Marean at http://caslsintercom.uoregon.edu/content/23424 ]
3. Kendall, Tyler. 2017. Archiving data. In Mike Allen (ed.), The SAGE Encyclopedia of Communication Research Methods, 51- 52. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.
4. Kendall, Tyler. 2011. 50 Years of Language Study Began on Martha’s Vineyard. Martha’s Vineyard Times August 16, 2011. [ Newspaper article; http://www.mvtimes.com/marthas-vineyard/article.php?id=6918 ]
5. Kendall, Tyler. 2010. Book Review: Daniel Schreier (2008). St Helenian English: Origins, Evolution and Variation. English World-Wide, 31.2: 221-5.
6. Kendall, Tyler. 2009. Book Note: Joan C. Beal, Karen P. Corrigan, and Hermann L. Moisl (eds.) (2007), Creating and Digitizing Language Corpora, vols. 1 & 2. Language in Society, 38.1: 134-5.
7. Kendall, Tyler. 2008. Book Note: Anthony J. Liddicoat (2007) An Introduction to Conversation Analysis. Language in Society 37.3: 627.
INVITED COLLOQUIA & PRESENTATIONS
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1. Kendall, Tyler. 2019. Why Methods Matter: Sociolinguistics and the Eternal Quest for New Ways of Analyzing Variation. University of Washington: Seattle, WA. February.
2. Kendall, Tyler. 2016. U.S. Regional Vowel Patterns in Production and Perception. Michigan State University: East Lansing, Michigan. February.
3. Kendall, Tyler. 2015. Studies in Speech Timing and Sociolinguistic Variation with the Sociolinguistic Archive and Analysis Project. City University of New York: New York, New York. December.
4. Kendall, Tyler. 2015. The Production and Perception of Vowels in U.S. Regional Vowel Shifts. Simon Fraser University: Vancouver, BC, Canada. June.
5. Kendall, Tyler. 2015. Corpus-based Approaches to Variation in Speech Rate and Pause. Experimental and Theoretical Advances in Prosody 3. University of Illinois: Urbana-Champaign, IL. May.
6. Kendall, Tyler. 2014. Vowel Shift Patterns in the Production and Perception of US English. Reed College: Portland, OR. November.
7. Kendall, Tyler. 2014. Exploring Vowel Shift Patterns in a Multi-Regional Production and Perception Database. University of Washington: Seattle, WA. June.
8. Kendall, Tyler. 2013. Speech Rate, Pause, and Language Variation: Explorations through the Sociolinguistic Archive and Analysis Project. University of California, Davis: Davis, CA. May.
9. Kendall, Tyler. 2012. The Sociolinguistic Archive and Analysis Project: Data, Tools, and Applications. Linguistic Data Consortium (LDC) Institute, University of Pennsylvania: Philadelphia, PA. May.
10. Kendall, Tyler. 2011. The Sociolinguistic Archive and Analysis Project. LARM Audio Research Archive, Danish Broadcasting Corporation: Copenhagen, Denmark. December.
11. Kendall, Tyler. 2011. Investigating Speech Rate and Pause Variation through Corpus Phonetics. Department of Speech, Hearing and Phonetic Sciences, University College London: London, UK. November.
12. Kendall, Tyler. 2011. Speech Rate, Pause, and Language Variation: Explorations through the Sociolinguistic Archive and Analysis Project. Copenhagen Sociolinguistics Circle: Copenhagen, Denmark. October.
13. Kendall, Tyler. 2011. Speech Rate, Pause, and Language Variation: Explorations through the Sociolinguistic Archive and Analysis Project. Linguistics Department, New York University: New York, New York. March.
14. Kendall, Tyler. 2010. New Methods for the Storage, Management, and Processing of Speech Corpora. Speech Research Lab, Psychology Department, Indiana University: Bloomington, Indiana. July.
15. Kendall, Tyler. 2010. Language Variation and Sequential Temporal Patterns of Talk. Linguistics Department, University of Oregon: Eugene, Oregon. March.
16. Kendall, Tyler. 2010. On Perception and Production in Regional Vowel Shifts. Linguistics Department, Stanford University: Palo Alto, CA. February.
17. Kendall, Tyler. 2010. Language Variation and Sequential Temporal Patterns of Talk. Linguistics Department, Stanford University: Palo Alto, CA. February.
18. Kendall, Tyler. 2010. Language Variation and Sequential Temporal Patterns of Talk: Explorations Through the Sociolinguistic Archive and Analysis Project. Linguistics Department, Stony Brook University: Stony Brook, NY. February.
19. Kendall, Tyler. 2009. Performance, Consciousness, and Salient Sociolinguistic Variables in Petty Harbour English. Linguistics Department, Memorial University: Newfoundland, St. Johns, Newfoundland, Canada. March.
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20. Kendall, Tyler. 2009. Enhancing Audio Speech Data Collections: The Sociolinguistic Archive and Analysis Project. Department of Linguistics, University of Alberta: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. February.
21. Kendall, Tyler. 2008. Enhancing Sociolinguistic Data Collections: The Sociolinguistic Archive and Analysis Project. Department of Language and Linguistic Science, University of York: York, England. August.
22. Kendall, Tyler. 2007. Exploring Speech through the North Carolina Sociolinguistic Archive and Analysis Project. Linguistics Department, University of California, Santa Barbara: Santa Barbara, CA. December.
23. Kendall, Tyler. 2007. New Ways to Explore Language Variation. Linguistics Department, Memorial University Newfoundland: St. Johns, Newfoundland, Canada. November.
24. Kendall, Tyler. 2007. Enhancing Linguistic Data Collections: Examples from the North Carolina Sociolinguistic Archive and Analysis Project. Linguistics Department, University of Massachusetts at Amherst: Amherst, MA. April.
25. Kendall, Tyler. 2006. The North Carolina Sociolinguistic Archive and Analysis Project: Empowering the Sociolinguistic Archive through Digitization and Web-Based Tool Development. RENCI / TUCASI / TRLN Seminar Series: Chapel Hill, NC. October.
WORKSHOPS & MISC. LECTURES
1. Grieve, Jack, Dirk Hovy, David Jurgens, Tyler Kendall, Dong Nguyen, James Stanford, Meghan Sumner, and Rachael Tatman. 2018. Workshop: Computational Sociolinguistics. New Ways of Analyzing Variation (NWAV) 47: New York, NY. October.
2. Kendall, Tyler. 2018. The Sociolinguistic Archive and Analysis Project (SLAAP) and the Online Resources for African American Language (ORAAL) project: Sociolinguistic data archiving and publishing. LDC Workshop on Data Archives and Languages of the Americas. Philadelphia, PA: February.
3. Kendall, Tyler. 2017. Using Large Corpora in Sociolinguistics. In Workshop: Sociolinguistics and Forensic Speech Science: Knowledge- and Data-Sharing. Organized by Vincent Hughes and Jessica Wormald. New Ways of Analyzing Variation (NWAV) 46: Madison, WI: November.
4. Kendall, Tyler and Valerie Fridland. 2017. Understanding Dialect Leveling in the U.S. West through Archival and Found Data. In Workshop: The Sociolinguistics of Bad Data. Organized by Ray Hickey. New Ways of Analyzing Variation (NWAV) 46: Madison, WI: November.
5. Kendall, Tyler. 2017. Participant in Invited Workshop: Developing Standards for Data Citation and Attribution for Reproducible Research in Linguistics III. Organized by Andrea Berez-Kroeker, Gary Holton, Susan Kung, and Peter Pulsifer. University of Texas, Austin: Austin, TX. January.
6. Kendall, Tyler. 2016. Participant in Invited Workshop: Developing Standards for Data Citation and Attribution for Reproducible Research in Linguistics II. Organized by Andrea Berez-Kroeker, Gary Holton, Susan Kung, and Peter Pulsifer. University of Texas, Austin: Austin, TX. April.
7. Kendall, Tyler. 2015. Social and Cognitive Aspects of Language Variation and Change. Invited Workshop on the Role of Speech Science in Developing Robust Speech Processing Applications. National Science Foundation: Arlington, VA. May.
8. Fabricius, Anne, Tyler Kendall, Dominic Watt, Marton Soskuthy, Nicolai Pharao, Jacob Thøgersen, and Gert Foget-Hansen. 2014. Innovative Methods in Phonetics and Sociophonetics. Roskilde University, Roskilde, Denmark. November.
9. Freuhwald, Josef, Tyler Kendall, and Marianna Di Paolo. 2014. Workshop: Best Practices in Sociophonetics: On Automatic Analysis and Interanalyst Agreement. New Ways of Analyzing Variation (NWAV) 43: Chicago, IL. October.
10. Kendall, Tyler and Valerie Fridland. 2013. Workshop: Why look at production and perception in the study of vowel change? University of California, Davis: Davis, CA. May.
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11. Dominic Watt, Nicholas Flynn, Anne Fabricius, and Tyler Kendall. 2011. Workshop: Sociophonetic Methodology. LANCHART Centre: Copenhagen, Denmark. November.
12. Fabricius, Anne, Tyler Kendall, and Dominic Watt. 2011. Workshop: Sociophonetic Methodology. University of York: York, UK. September.
13. Fabricius, Anne, Tyler Kendall, and Dominic Watt. 2011. More on Vowels: Plotting and Normalization. Workshop on Sociophonetic Methodology (LSA Summer Institute): Boulder, CO. July.
14. Kendall, Tyler. 2010. Workshop: An Introduction to R for Sociolinguists. Department of Linguistics, University of Toronto: Toronto, Ontario, Canada. February.
15. Kendall, Tyler. 2009. Workshop: Acoustic Phonetics with Praat. Linguistics Program, University of Nevada at Reno: Reno, NV. April.
16. Kendall, Tyler. 2009. Workshop: Praat Scripting II. Linguistics Program, North Carolina State University: Raleigh, NC. January.
17. Kendall, Tyler. 2008. Workshop: Praat Scripting I. Linguistics Program, North Carolina State University: Raleigh, NC. February.
18. Kendall, Tyler. 2007. Transcription as Theory and Practice. Ling 3210, Language Variation and Change. Instr: Gerard Van Herk. Linguistics Department, Memorial University Newfoundland: St. Johns, Newfoundland, Canada. November.
19. Kendall, Tyler. 2007. Speech Is Data, Speech as Data: The Importance of Data Management. LSA Summer Institute Course: LSA 329, Introduction to Sociolinguistics. Instr: Walt Wolfram. Stanford University: Palo Alto, CA. July.
CONFERENCE PAPERS
1. Kendall, Tyler, Charlotte Vaughn, Charlie Farrington, Chloe Tacata, Jaidan McLean, Shelby Arnson, and Kaylynn Gunter. 2020. Can new methods bring new insights to English variable (ING)? Methods in Dialectology XVII. Mainz, Germany. August. Accepted [Conference postponed].
2. Fridland, Valerie and Tyler Kendall. 2020. In How about the listener?: Perceptual possibilities and realities in the study of language variation and change (organizer Dennis Preston). Methods in Dialectology XVII. Mainz, Germany. August. Accepted [Conference postponed].
3. Watt, Dominic, Carmen Llamas, and Tyler Kendall. 2020. Relationships between hesitancy phenomena, segmental variation and conversational topic in speech from the 'Accent and Identity on the Scottish/English Border' (AISEB) corpus. Discourse Markers, Fillers and Filled Pauses: Psycho- and Sociolinguistic Perspectives. Bristol, UK. June.
4. Gunter, Kaylynn, Charlotte Vaughn, and Tyler Kendall. 2019. “[s~ʃ]traight up Fourthteenth [s~ʃ]treet”: /stɹ/-retraction and social class in Washington D.C. African American Language. New Ways of Analyzing Variation (NWAV) 48. Eugene, OR. Oct. Poster.
5. Farrington, Charlie, Shelby Arnson, and Tyler Kendall. 2019. The Great Migration and sound change: The African American vowel system in Washington D.C. 5th Workshop on Sound Change. Davis, CA. June.
6. Gunter, Kaylynn, Charlotte Vaughn, and Tyler Kendall. 2018. Acoustic correlates of perceived Southernness ratings. New Ways of Analyzing Variation (NWAV) 47. New York, NY. October.
7. McLarty, Jason, Charlotte Vaughn, and Tyler Kendall. 2018. Language experience and perceived prosodic prominence in African American English and European American English. Experimental and Theoretical Advances in Prosody (ETAP) 4. Amherst, MA. October.
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8. Vaughn, Charlotte and Tyler Kendall. 2018. Stylistic covariation and variable (ING). LabPhon 16. Lisbon, Portugal. June.
9. Thomas, Erik, Jeff Mielke, Josef Fruehwald, Jordan Holley, Michael McAuliffe, Morgan Sonderegger, Jane Stuart-Smith, Robin Dodsworth and Tyler Kendall. 2018. Age vectors vs. axes of intraspeaker variation for vowel formants in North American and Scottish English. LabPhon 16. Lisbon, Portugal. June. Poster.
10. Watt, Dominic, Carmen Llamas, Peter French, Almut Braun, Duncan Robertson and Tyler Kendall. 2018. Sociophonetic factors predict phoneme boundary location in production and perception among speakers of three varieties of British English. LabPhon 16. Lisbon, Portugal. June. Poster.
11. Farrington, Charlie, Shelby Arnson, and Tyler Kendall. 2018. Back vowel changes in Washington DC African American Language over the twentieth century. In Tyler Kendall (organizer), Special session: New Data and New Research on African American Language. Linguistic Society of America Annual Meeting. Salt Lake City, UT. January.
12. Kendall, Tyler. 2018. Introducing CORAAL: The design and implementation of the Corpus of Regional African American Language. In Tyler Kendall (organizer), Special session: New Data and New Research on African American Language. Linguistic Society of America Annual Meeting. Salt Lake City, UT. January.
13. Kendall, Tyler (organizer). 2018. Special session: New Data and New Research on African American Language. Linguistic Society of America Annual Meeting. Salt Lake City, UT. January.
14. Fridland, Valerie and Tyler Kendall. 2018. What is the California Vowel Shift? And how would we know? In Kara Becker (organizer), Special Session: Chain shifting in the Third Dialect: A dialogue on the similarities between the California and Canadian Vowel Shifts. American Dialect Society Annual Meeting. Salt Lake City, UT. January.
15. Vaughn, Charlotte, Tyler Kendall, and Kaylynn Gunter. 2018. Exploring the social meaning of adjective intensification. American Dialect Society Annual Meeting. Salt Lake City, UT. January.
16. Kato, Misaki, Melissa Baese-Berk, Charlotte Vaughn, and Tyler Kendall. 2018. The Effects of Pause Location and Duration on Perceived Fluency of Native and Non-Native Speech. Linguistic Society of America Annual Meeting. Salt Lake City, UT. January.
17. McLarty, Jason, Charlotte Vaughn, and Tyler Kendall. 2017. Acoustic Correlates of Perceived Prosodic Prominence in African American English and European American English. New Ways of Analyzing Variation (NWAV) 46: Madison, WI: November.
18. Kendall, Tyler, Charlie Farrington, and Jason McLarty. 2017. Public Corpora and Research on African American Language. Methods in Dialectology 16. Tokyo, Japan. August.
19. Kendall, Tyler and Charlotte Vaughn. 2017. Sociolinguistic variables and internal constraints from a listener perspective. Methods in Dialectology 16. Tokyo, Japan. August.
20. McLarty, Jason, Tyler Kendall, and Brooke Josler. 2017. New Resources for Education and Outreach on African American Language: The Online Repository of African American Language. American Association for Applied Linguistics (AAAL) 2017. Portland, OR. March. Poster.
21. Erik R. Thomas and Tyler Kendall. 2017. An Exploration of Prosody in a Mexican American English Dialect. American Dialect Society Annual Meeting. Austin, TX. January.
22. Arnson, Shelby, Charlie Farrington, and Tyler Kendall. 2017. Investigating vowels through corpus sociophonetics: Sound change in Washington DC African American English. American Dialect Society Annual Meeting. Austin, TX. January.
23. Vaughn, Charlotte and Tyler Kendall. 2017. Are listeners sensitive to probabilistic conditioning of sociolinguistic variables? Linguistic Society of America Annual Meeting. Austin, TX. January.
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24. Kendall, Tyler, Charlie Farrington, Shelby Arnson, Minnie Annan, Jason McLarty, and Brooke Josler. 2017. New Data and Tools for Research on African American Language: CORAAL. Linguistic Society of America Annual Meeting. Austin, TX. January. Poster.
25. Kato, Misaki, Tyler Kendall and Melissa Baese-Berk. 2016. Collocational patterns of disfluencies in native and non-native speech: Evidence from the Wildcat Corpus. 5th Joint Meeting of the Acoustical Society of America and the Acoustical Society of Japan. Honolulu, Hawaii. November. Poster.
26. Fridland, Valerie and Tyler Kendall. 2016. Production and perception of the low vowels in American English. 5th Joint Meeting of the Acoustical Society of America and the Acoustical Society of Japan. Honolulu, Hawaii. November. Poster.
27. Kendall, Tyler and John R. Rickford (organizers). 2016. Special session: Future directions for research and engagement on African American Language. New Ways of Analyzing Variation (NWAV) 45. Vancouver, Canada. November.
28. Vaughn, Charlotte and Tyler Kendall. 2016. What do listeners know about about the sociolinguistic variable (ING)? New Ways of Analyzing Variation (NWAV) 45. Vancouver, Canada. November.
29. Fridland, Valerie and Tyler Kendall. Regional identity and listener perception. New Ways of Analyzing Variation (NWAV) 45; Special session in honor of Dennis Preston. Vancouver, Canada. November.
30. Vaughn, Charlotte and Tyler Kendall. 2016. What do listeners know about variation in word final –ING? Experimental Approaches to Production and Perception (ExAPP) 3. Vienna, Austria. September.
31. Kendall, Tyler and Valerie Fridland. 2016. The effect of regional dialect association on the perception of vowel variation. Experimental Approaches to Production and Perception (ExAPP) 3. Vienna, Austria. September.
32. Vaughn, Charlotte and Tyler Kendall. 2016. Listeners use sociolinguistic production conditioning in speech perception. Higher Order Structure in Speech Variability: Satellite Workshop at LabPhon 15. Ithaca, NY. July. Posted.
33. Kendall, Tyler, Jason McLarty, and Charlie Farrington. 2016. Stability and change in the back vowels in Oregonian English: Ongoing sociophonetic investigations on Western speech. Northwest Phonetics and Phonology Conference (NoWPhon) 2. Eugene, OR. May.
34. Kendall, Tyler, Nate Severance, Brooke Josler, Charlie Farrington, and Jason McLarty. 2016. Studies in Cascadian English… in the classroom. Cascadia Workshop in Sociolinguistics (CWSL) 2. Seattle, WA. April.
35. Van Herk, Gerard, Tyler Kendall, and Kirk Hazen. 2016. Old habits: Past habituals, change, and input varieties. Southeastern Conference on Linguistics (SECOL) 83. New Orleans, LA. March.
36. Vaughn, Charlotte and Tyler Kendall. 2016. Listener knowledge about language variation: The case of variable (ING). Sociolinguistic Variation and Language Processing (SVALP). Blacksburg, VA. March.
37. Farrington, Charlie, Jason McLarty, and Tyler Kendall. 2016. Corpus and sociophonetic approaches to possessive they in African American English. American Dialect Society (ADS) Annual Meeting. Washington, DC. January. Poster.
38. Kendall, Tyler, Minnie Annan, Charlie Farrington, Jason McLarty, and Natalie Schilling. 2015. New data and tools for research on African American English. New Ways of Analyzing Variation (NWAV) 44: Toronto, Canada. October. Poster.
39. Kendall, Tyler. 2015. Making old data sources into new data sources: On the aggregation of sociolinguistic datasets and the future of real-time and cross-study analysis. From Data to Evidence (D2E) Conference. Helsinki, Finland. October.
40. Kendall, Tyler and Charlotte Vaughn. 2015. Measurement variability in vowel formant estimation: A simulation experiment. International Congress on Phonetic Sciences (ICPhS) 2015. Glasgow, Scotland. August. Poster.
41. Fridland, Valerie and Tyler Kendall. 2015. Within-region diversity in the Southern Vowel Shift: Production and perception. International Congress on Phonetic Sciences (ICPhS) 2015. Glasgow, Scotland. August. Poster.
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42. Farrington, Charlie, Tyler Kendall, and Valerie Fridland. 2015. Inherent spectral change in the Southern Vowel Shift. NorthWest Phonetics and Phonology Conference (NoWPhon) 1. Eugene, OR. June. Poster.
43. Kendall, Tyler and Valerie Fridland. 2015. Southern shiftiness: Intra-regional variability in vowel production and perception across the South. Southeastern Conference on Linguistics (SECOL) 82/Language Variation in the South (LAVIS) IV. Raleigh, NC. April.
44. Farrington, Charlie, Tyler Kendall, and Valerie Fridland. 2015. The dynamic South: Inherent spectral change in the Southern Vowel Shift. Southeastern Conference on Linguistics (SECOL) 82/Language Variation in the South (LAVIS) IV. Raleigh, NC. April.
45. Fridland, Valerie, Tyler Kendall, and Craig Fickle. 2015. It’s Nev- ae- da, not Nev- ah- da! American Dialect Society (ADS) Annual Meeting. Portland, OR. January.
46. McLarty, Jason and Tyler Kendall. 2014. The relationship between the high and mid back vowels in Oregonian English. New Ways of Analyzing Variation (NWAV) 43: Chicago, IL. October.
47. Kendall, Tyler and Valerie Fridland. 2014. Mapping the perception of linguistic form: Dialectometry with perception data. Methods in Dialectology XV. Groningen, Netherlands. August.
48. Kendall, Tyler and Charlotte Vaughn. 2014. Measurement error and stability in vowel formant extraction: A simulation experiment. Methods in Dialectology XV. Groningen, Netherlands. August.
49. Watt, Dominic, Carmen Llamas, Tyler Kendall, and Anne Fabricius. 2014. Interaction of derhoticisation and NURSE merger from synchronic and diachronic perspectives. Symposium on Historical Phonology. Edinburgh, UK. January. Poster.
50. Kendall, Tyler and Valerie Fridland. 2014. A view of earlier English in the Western United States. American Dialect Society (ADS) Annual Meeting. Minneapolis, MN. January.
51. Fridland, Valerie, Tyler Kendall, and Craig Fickle. 2013. Vowel shift patterns in a multi-regional production and perception database. New Ways of Analyzing Variation (NWAV) 42: Pittsburgh, PA. October.
52. Kendall, Tyler, Jason McLarty, and Charlie Farrington. 2013. Perhaps we used to but we don’t anymore: The habitual past in Oregonian English. New Ways of Analyzing Variation (NWAV) 42: Pittsburgh, PA. October.
53. Fridland, Valerie, Tyler Kendall, and Charlie Farrington. 2013. The role of duration in regional U.S. vowel shifts. International Congress on Acoustics (ICA) 2013. Montreal, Canada. June.
54. Kendall, Tyler, Valerie Fridland, and Charlie Farrington. 2013. More on the production and perception of regional vowel differences in the U.S. Experimental Approaches to Perception and Production of Language Variation (ExAPP2013): Copenhagen, Denmark. March.
55. Fridland, Valerie and Tyler Kendall. 2013. Low Vowel Shifts and Mergers in U.S. English. Linguistic Society of American (LSA) Annual Meeting 2013. Boston, MA. January.
56. Kendall, Tyler, William Rivers, and Robin Dodsworth. 2012. Grouping Speakers and Assessing Speaker Groups: A Case Study of Chinese Americans in New York City. New Ways of Analyzing Variation (NWAV) 41: Bloomington, IN. October.
57. Kendall, Tyler. 2012. Transcripts beyond Text: Tools and Techniques for Visualizing and Quantifying Discourse. Advances in Visual Methods for Linguistics. York, UK. September.
58. Fabricius, Anne, Charlotte Vaughn, and Tyler Kendall. 2012. Plotting Speakers’ Vowel Systems in Real-Time Interaction: A First Approach. Advances in Visual Methods for Linguistics. York, UK. September.
59. Watt, Dominic, Carmen Llamas, Gerry Docherty, Anne Fabricius, and Tyler Kendall. 2012. Interaction of Merging Vowels and
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Derhotacisation. British Association of Academic Phoneticians (BAAP) Colloquium 2012. Leeds, UK. March.
60. Kendall, Tyler, Brett Margolis, and Ann R. Bradlow. 2011. Speech Timing and Accommodation in Native and Non-Native English Interactions. Nijmegen Spontaneous Speech Workshop: Nijmegen, Holland. December.
61. Fridland, Valerie and Tyler Kendall. 2011. The Relationship between Community vs. Individual Norms in the Production and Perception of Vowels. Special Panel: New Perspectives on Vowel Shifts (organized by David Durian, Matthew Gordon, Brian Joseph, and Dennis Preston). New Ways of Analyzing Variation (NWAV) 40: Washington, DC. November.
62. Kendall, Tyler. 2011. Revisiting Attention to Speech in Variationist Sociolinguistics. The Fourteenth International Conference on Methods in Dialectology (Methods XIV): London, ON, Canada. August.
63. Kendall, Tyler. 2011. Beyond Research Alone: Considering Sociolinguistic Archives as “Public” Resources. The Fourteenth International Conference on Methods in Dialectology (Methods XIV): London, ON, Canada. August.
64. Kendall, Tyler and Danit Trau. 2011. Attending to salience: Channel cues, attention to speech, and identity in Newfoundland. Change and Variation in Canada (CVC) V: Victoria, BC, Canada. May.
65. Kendall, Tyler and Ann R. Bradlow. 2011. Mobilizing smaller datasets for large-scale phonetic analysis: web-databases and semi-automatic analyses. New Tools and Methods for Very-Large-Scale Phonetics Research: Philadelphia, PA. January.
66. Kendall, Tyler and Valerie Fridland. 2011. Vowel duration in regional U.S. vowel shifts. American Dialect Society Annual Meeting: Pittsburgh, PA. January.
67. Thomas, Erik R., Tyler Kendall, and Belinda Schouten. 2010. A comprehensive look at variation and change in a Mexican American community. New Ways of Analyzing Variation (NWAV) 39: San Antonio, TX. November.
68. Kendall, Tyler. 2010. Considering the Storage, Management, and Processing of Spontaneous Speech Corpora: New Methods and New Findings. Special Panel: Production and Perception of Spontaneous Speech (organized by Ann Bradlow and Valerie Hazan). 2nd Pan American/Iberian Meeting on Acoustics/160th Meeting of the Acoustical Society of America (ASA160): Cancun, Mexico. November. Invited.
69. Kendall, Tyler and Erik R. Thomas. 2010. Dissecting Rate of Speech: The Effect of Phrase Final Lengthening on Articulation Rate. 2nd Pan American/Iberian Meeting on Acoustics/160th Meeting of the Acoustical Society of America (ASA160): Cancun, Mexico. November. Poster.
70. Fridland, Valerie and Tyler Kendall. 2010. The Effect of Regional Vowel Differences on Production and Perception. Experimental Approaches to Perception and Production of Language Variation (ExAPP2010): Groningen, The Netherlands. November.
71. Fridland, Valerie and Tyler Kendall. 2010. Durational and spectral aspects of U.S. regional vowel shifts: Considering individual and group-level mappings between production and perception. Special Panel: Beyond Averages: Different Ways of Looking at Vowel Variation (organized by Nicolai Pharao). Sociolinguistics Symposium 18 (SS18): Southampton, U.K. September. Invited.
72. Kendall, Tyler and Valerie Fridland. 2010. Mapping Production and Perception: The Influence of Regional and Individual Norms. Linguistic Society of America 2010 Annual Meeting: Baltimore, MD. January.
73. Kendall, Tyler. 2009. Developing Web-Interfaces to Spoken Language Data Collections. 2009 Chicago Colloquium on Digital Humanities and Computer Science. Chicago, IL. Poster. November.
74. Kendall, Tyler. 2009. Speech Rate, Pause, and Linguistic Variation: Evidence from North America. New Ways of Analyzing Variation (NWAV) 38: Ottawa, Ontario. October.
75. Fridland, Valerie, and Tyler Kendall. 2009. Mapping Production and Perception in Regional Vowel Shifts: The Effects of Vowel Duration and Formant Trajectories. New Ways of Analyzing Variation (NWAV) 38: Ottawa, Ontario. October.
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76. Childs, Becky, Paul De Decker, Rachel Deal, Tyler Kendall, Jennifer Thorburn, Maia Williamson, and Gerard Van Herk. 2009. Stop Signs: The Intersection of Interdental Fricatives and Identity in Newfoundland. New Ways of Analyzing Variation (NWAV) 38: Ottawa, Ontario. October.
77. Kendall, Tyler, Gerard Van Herk, and Joan Bresnan. 2009. The Dative Alternation in African American English: Researching Syntactic Variation and Change in a Conglomerated Sociolinguistic Corpus. American Association for Corpus Linguistics 2009 Annual Meeting: Edmonton, Alberta. October.
78. Kendall, Tyler. 2009. The Value of Relational Databases for Time-Aligned Annotation. American Association for Corpus Linguistics 2009 Annual Meeting: Edmonton, Alberta. October.
79. Watt, Dominic, Tyler Kendall, and Anne Fabricius. 2009. Eliminating Age- and Sex-Related Differences in the Graphical Representation of Spoken Vowels. First International Visual Methods Conference: Leeds, UK. September.
80. Butters, Ronald R., and Tyler Kendall. 2009. Resolving an Unresolvable Ambiguity in an Expert Witness’s Testimony: A Court Reporter’s Impossible Task in An American Death-Penalty Trial. International Association of Forensic Linguists (IAFL) 9th Biennial Conference on Forensic Linguistics/Language and Law: Amsterdam. July.
81. Yaeger-Dror, Malcah, Tyler Kendall, Paul Foulkes, Dominic Watt, Phil Harrison, Colleen Kavanagh, Jillian Oddie, and Daniel Ezra Johnson. 2009. Trained listener judgments of rhoticity in English. What R we hearing? Linguistic Society of America 2009 Annual Meeting: San Francisco, CA. January.
82. Kendall, Tyler. 2008. Identity, Performance, and “Consciousness”: The Use of Locally Salient Linguistic Forms in a Formerly Isolated Community. New Ways of Analyzing Variation (NWAV) 37: Houston, TX. November.
83. Yaeger-Dror, Malcah, Tyler Kendall, Paul Foulkes, Dominic Watt, and Jillian Oddie. 2008. Sociophonetic Perceptions of R. New Ways of Analyzing Variation (NWAV) 37: Houston, TX. November.
84. Mallinson, Christine and Tyler Kendall. 2008. On Variation in Discourse: Exploring “the Interview” with Adolescent African American Girls in Washington, DC. The Thirteenth International Conference on Methods in Dialectology (Methods XIII): Leeds, UK. August.
85. Kendall, Tyler and Christine Mallinson. 2008. “Narrative Style” vs. “Interview Style” in the Talk of African American Girls in Washington, DC. Georgetown University Roundtable 2008 (GURT2008): Washington, DC. March.
86. Butters, Ronald R., Phillip Carter, and Tyler Kendall. 2008. IM Traps and Broadcast Surprises: Perverted Justice on NBC-TV. Georgetown University Roundtable 2008 (GURT2008): Washington, DC. March.
87. Kendall, Tyler, Todd Cooper, Christine Mallinson, and Walt Wolfram. 2008. Re-examining Language Data in the Study of American English Dialects. American Dialect Society 2008 Annual Meeting: Chicago, IL. January. Panel. Invited.
88. Thomas, Erik R., Tyler Kendall, Malcah Yaegor-Dror, and William Kretzschmar. 2007. Two Things Sociolinguists Should Know: Software Packages for Vowel Normalization, and Accessing Linguistic Atlas Data. Workshop. New Ways of Analyzing Variation (NWAV) 36: Philadelphia, PA. October.
89. Kendall, Tyler, Christine Mallinson, and Kaye Whitehead. 2007. New Ways of Analyzing African American English: Examining the Speech of Adolescent Girls in Washington, DC. New Ways of Analyzing Variation (NWAV) 36: Philadelphia, PA. October.
90. Butters, Ronald R., Tyler Kendall, and Phillip Carter. 2007. Discourse Analysis of Instant Messages Used as Incriminating Evidence in ‘Sexual Predator’ Prosecutions. International Association of Forensic Linguists (IAFL) Conference 8: Seattle, WA. July.
91. Kendall, Tyler. 2007. Enhancing Sociolinguistic Data Collections. In Special Panel, Re-examining Language Data in the American South (organizer, Tyler Kendall), Southeastern Conference on Linguistics LXXIV: Natchitoches, LA. April.
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92. Kendall, Tyler. 2007. Toward a Variationist Analysis of Pause. University of North Carolina 2007 Spring Colloquium: Chapel Hill, NC. March.
93. Kendall, Tyler. 2007. On the Status of Pause in Sociolinguistics. Linguistic Society of America 2007 Annual Meeting: Anaheim, CA. January.
94. Kendall, Tyler. 2006. The North Carolina Sociolinguistic Archive and Analysis Project: Empowering the Sociolinguistic Archive. New Ways of Analyzing Variation (NWAV) 35: Columbus, OH. November. Poster. Won Charles Ferguson Prize for Best Student Poster.
95. Kendall, Tyler. 2006. Listening to Silence: Interpretation and Transcription of Pause in Deposition. Special Colloquium on Communication and Comprehensibility in Legal Contexts, Second IAFL European Conference on Forensic Linguistics / Language and the Law: Barcelona, Spain. September.
96. Kendall, Tyler and Amanda French. 2006. Digital Audio Archives, Computer-Enhanced Transcripts, and New Methods in Sociolinguistic Analysis. Digital Humanities (ALLC/ACH) 2006: Paris, France. July.
97. Kendall, Tyler. 2006. A Sociolinguistic Analysis of Pause in North Carolina. Southeastern Conference on Linguistics (SECOL) LXXIII: Auburn, Alabama. April. Won Reza Ordoubadian Award for Best Student Paper.
98. Kendall, Tyler and Walt Wolfram. 2006. Local and External Standards in the Use of African American English. American Dialect Society 2006 Annual Meeting: Albuquerque, NM. January.
99. Kendall, Tyler. 2005. Advancing the Utility of the Transcript: A Computer-Enhanced Methodology. Twelfth International Conference on Methods in Dialectology: Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada. August.
100. Wolfram, Walt and Tyler Kendall. 2005. Imagined Dichotomies and Local Practice: The Speech of African American Community Leaders in the Rural South. Southeastern Conference on Linguistics (SECOL) LXXII: Raleigh, NC. April.
101. Kendall, Tyler. 2005. “Þû ert svo cool”: Code Switching and Language Negotiation on an Online Icelandic-English Message Board. Duke University Graduate Student Research Day 2005: Durham, NC. March.
102. Kendall, Tyler. 2005. Language Negotiation on the Multilingual Internet: The Case of an Icelandic-English Message Board. Georgetown Linguistics Society Conference 2005: Washington, DC. February.
103. Kendall, Tyler and Phillip M. Carter. 2004. Exploring Code-Switching in the Raleigh Hispanic Community: An Application of a Computer-Enhanced Methodology. ADS/SAMLA. Roanoke, VA. November.
104. Rowe, Ryan, and Tyler Kendall. 2004. Regional and Social Diversity in the Development of Rural Southern AAE: The Case of Princeville. Southeastern Conference on Linguistics (SECOL) LXX: Tuscaloosa, AL. April.
105. Kendall, Tyler. 2004. Toward a Dynamic Discourse Transcript. University of Georgia Student Conference in Linguistics: Athens, GA. February.
106. Davis, Jude, Tyler Kendall, and Hal Meeks. 2002. The Message is the Message: Designing Information Technology for Inclusiveness and Accessibility. International Symposium on Technology and Society: Social Implications of Information and Communication Technology, IEEE. Raleigh, NC. June.
PUBLIC LINGUISTIC SOFTWARE, CORPORA, & RESOURCES
Online Resources for African American Language (ORAAL) Tyler Kendall and Jason McLarty (2018 – 2021), https://oraal.uoregon.edu/ The Corpus of Regional African American Language (CORAAL)
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Tyler Kendall and Charlie Farrington (2018 – 2021), https://oraal.uoregon.edu/coraal The Sociolinguistic Archive and Analysis Project (SLAAP) Tyler Kendall (2005 – 2021), http://slaap.chass.ncsu.edu/ Vowels: Vowel Manipulation, Normalization, and Plotting in R Tyler Kendall and Erik Thomas (2009 – 2021), http://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/vowels/ NORM: The Vowel Normalization and Plotting Suite Erik Thomas and Tyler Kendall (2007 – 2021), http://lingtools.uoregon.edu/norm/ OSCAAR: The Online Speech/Corpora Archive and Analysis Resource (version 1) Northwestern University (2009 – 2011), http://oscaar.ling.northwestern.edu/ Several other web-based tools and downloadable scripts, cf. http://lingtools.uoregon.edu/ e.g., Public Script: Convert Transcriber transcript format to Praat TextGrid format, Tyler Kendall (2006) Public Script: Convert Praat TextGrid files to readable HTML documents, Tyler Kendall (2006)
SELECTED CONSULTING
Sociolinguistic Tool for the Assessment of Acculturation and Allegiance Factors (PI: William Rivers), SSCC BAA: N65236-08-X-01 Variationist analyses of Chinese American sociolinguistic data, computational sociolinguistics research and algorithm development, social network analysis and statistical analysis
TEACHING
Seminar: African American English: Structure and Variation (U. of Ore., Ling 407/507) Spring 2016
Seminar: Sociophonetics (U. of Oregon, Ling 407/507) Spring 2014, Winter 2019
Seminar: Social Networks in Linguistics (U. of Oregon, Ling 407/507) Winter 2013
Intro to Linguistic Analysis (U. of Oregon, Ling 301) Fall 2013, 2014
Intro to Linguistic Behavior (U. of Oregon, Ling 302) Spring 2017
Corpus Development and Use for Field Linguistics (U. of Oregon, Ling 607) Spring 2012
Language and Society in the U.S. (U. of Oregon, Ling 296) Spring 2012, 2017, 2019, Fall 2012, 2013, 2014
Sociolinguistics (U. of Oregon, Ling 491/591) Winter 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, Spring 2019
Corpus Linguistics (U. of Oregon, Ling 410/510 + 493/593) Spring 2011, 2013, 2015, Fall 2016, 2018
Field Phonetics Seminar (U. of Oregon, Ling 407/507, with Spike Gildea) Fall 2016
Seminar: Language Variation and Change Research (U. of Oregon, Ling 407/507) Winter 2011
Intro to Sociolinguistics (U. of Oregon, Ling 390) Fall 2010, Spring 2011
Sound Patterns in Human Language (Northwestern U., Ling 250) Winter 2010
Corpus & Computational Linguistics (Duke U., Ling. 199s/Comp. Sci. 196s) Spring 2008
Intro to Linguistics (NCSU, Engl. 210) Spring 2007
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Intro to Linguistics (Duke U., Ling. 101/CulAnth 107/Eng1. 111) Fall 2006
Variety in Language (Duke U., Ling. 187/CulAnth 187/Engl. 187) Spring 2006
Continuing Old English (Duke U., Engl. 194T, new course) Spring 2005
THESIS COMMITTEES & SUPERVISION
PhD Dissertation Committees 2020 Elim Hernandez Santos (SOJC) 2020 Misaki Kato 2020 Jeffrey Kallay 2019 Charlie Farrington (chair) 2019 Jason McLarty (chair) 2018 Ariel Kim (EALL) 2015 Danielle Barth 2015 Fernando Gutierrez (CIS) 2014 Hema Sirsa
Graduate Student Supervision 2016-cur. Kaylynn Gunter (PhD) 2012-19 Charlie Farrington (PhD) 2012-19 Jason McLarty (PhD) 2018-20 Shelby Arnson (MA) 2015-18 Nathan Severance (MA)
Post-Doctoral Supervision 2019-20 Charlie Farrington
Undergraduate Honors Theses – Honors College 2016 Henry Osborne (chair) 2015 William Leroux (chair) 2014 Gabrielle Josephson 2012 Sarah McCauley 2011 Torrey Samson (chair)
Undergraduate Honors Theses – Dept. 2016 Shelby Arnson (chair) 2014 Shireen Farahani (chair) 2011 Danit Trau (chair)
External Graduate Committees 2019 Elim Hernandez Santos (SOJC Comprehensive Exam Committee) 2015 Saed Rezaei (CIS PhD Directed Research Project)
PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES
R, PHP, MySQL, Perl, C++, HTML, Python, Java, etc.…
LANGUAGES
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English (native speaker), Old English (reading/teaching knowledge), Old Icelandic (reading knowledge), French (reading knowledge), German (reading knowledge), Latin (reading knowledge), Modern Icelandic (reading knowledge), Spanish (research experience), Danish (research experience)
PROFESSIONAL & COMMITTEE SERVICE
Editorial Board Membership Frontiers In… Computational Sociolinguistics (Frontiers) 2018 – current American Speech, Editorial Advisory Committee (Duke Univ. Press) 2014 – 2019 Ampersand, Editorial Board (Elsevier) 2014 – 2018
Other Service American Dialect Society, Executive Board Jan. 2019 – Jan. 2023 National Science Foundation, Senior Advisory Panel, Linguistics Program Fall 2016 – Spr. 2019 NWAV Conference Steering Committee Fall 2017 – Fall 2021 University of Oregon: University Library Committee Fall 2018 – Spr. 2020 University of Oregon: Faculty Advisory Council (to the University President) Fall 2016 – Fall 2018 Fifth Workshop on Sound Change, Local Organizing Committee Sept. 2017 – June 2019 First Oregon Workshop on Innovation in Field Linguistics, Organizer (with Amos Teo) Spring 2015 Methods in Dialectology Conference, Steering Committee Aug. 2014 – current Cascadia Workshop in Sociolinguistics, Steering Committee Aug. 2013 – current Linguistic Atlas Project Advisory Board (PI William Kretzschmar; http://www.lap.uga.edu/) Dec. 2011 – current Advances in Visual Methods for Linguistics Organizing Committee Sept. 2011 – Sept. 2012 American Association of Corpus Linguistics 2009 Mtg Scientific Committee Apr. 2009 – Oct. 2009 Museum Exhibit, Outer Banks History Center, Manteo, NC: Lead Technician June 2006 – Mar. 2007 Freedom’s Voice: Celebrating the Black Experience on the Outer Banks SECOL LXXII Organizing Committee: Chair of Web/Advertising, Program Cmtee July 2004 – Apr. 2005 NC State University Undergraduate Research Journal: External Reviewer Aug. 2004 – Jun. 2005 Linguistics Reading Group, Duke University, English Dept.: Chair Sept. 2004 – Jun. 2006 NC State University: Disability Services Advisory Team Aug, 2001 – Jun. 2005 UNC system, Office of the President: Web Accessibility Steering Committee Jan. 2002 – Feb. 2003 NC State University: University Website Homepage Development Group Jan. 2002 – Feb. 2003 NC State University: ADA Advisory Team Sept. 2001 – Feb. 2003
OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Libraries Associate May 2005 – May 2006 NC State University, Libraries, Digital Libraries Initiative, Raleigh, NC
Coordinator of Assistive and Information Technology Sept. 2001 – Feb. 2003 NC State University, Information Technology Division and Disability Services for Students, Raleigh, NC
Web Accessibility Specialist May 2001 – Sept. 2001 NC State University, Information Technology Division and Disability Services for Students, Raleigh, NC
Vice-President, Information Technology & Webmaster Oct. 1999 – Apr. 2001 CertSite, Inc., Durham, NC
REFERENCES Upon request.
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