DOCUMENT RESUME ED 035 885 AL 002 294 AUTHOR GROGNET, ALLENE GUSS, ED.; BROWN, JUDITH, ED. TITLE UNIVERSITY RESOURCES IN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA FOR THE STUDY OF LINGUISTICS: 1969-1970. INSTITUTION CENTER FOR APPLIED LINGUISTICS, WASHINGTON, D.C.; LINGUISTIC SOCIETY OF AMERICA, WASHINGTON, D.C. PUB DATE 70 NOTE 207P.; SIXTH REVISED EDITION AVAILABLE FROM PUBLICATIONS SECTION, CENTER FOR APPLIED LINGUISTICS, 1717 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, NW, WASHINGTON, D.C. 20036 ($4.00) EDRS PRICE EDRS PRICE MF-$1.00 HC-$10.45 DESCRIPTORS COLLEGE LANGUAGE PROGRAMS, *COLLEGE PROGRAMS, INSTITUTES (TRAINING PROGRAMS), LANGUAGE AND AREA CENTERS, *LINGUISTICS, RESEARCH PROJECTS, *RESOURCE GUIDES, SUMMER INSTITUTES, *UNCOMMONLY TAUGHT LANGUAGES, *UNIVERSITIES IDENTIFIERS CANADA, UNITED STATES ABSTRACT THIS ISSUE OF "UNIVERSITY RESOURCES" PROVIDES INFORMATION ON DEGREES, COURSES, AND FACULTY IN THE FIELD OF LINGUISTICS. THE NUMBER OF INSTITUTIONS COVERED, 146, IS ALMOST DOUBLE THAT OF THE 1965 EDITION, WITH 64 SCHOOLS MENTIONED FOR THE FIRST TIME. ALSO NEW IS COVERAGE OF CANADIAN INSTITUTIONS. TEACHER TRAINING IN ENGLISH AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE HAS BEEN OMITTED SINCE CURRENT INFORMATION CAN BE FOUND IN THE INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION1S "ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND ORIENTATION PROGRAMS IN THE UNITED STATES," NEW YORK, 1969.(SEE AL 002 261.) INCLUDED IN THIS EDITION ARE THOSE INSTITUTIONS WHICH, ON THE BASIS OF AVAILABLE INFORMATION, OFFER AT LEAST THREE COURSES IN THE FIELD OF GENERAL LINGUISTICS OR LINGUISTICS AND RELATED DISCIPLINES. COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES ARE LISTED IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER WITH INFORMATION ON THE FOLLOWING: (1) DEPARTMENT, DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN, DEGREES OFFERED;(2) STAFF; (3) COURSE OFFERINGS OR COURSE AREAS; (4) SUMMER WORKSHOPS, SEMINARS, INSTITUTES; (5) INSTITUTES, LANGUAGE AND AREA CENTERS, PESEARCH PROGRAMS;(6) NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE OFFICE FROM WHICH TO OBTAIN FURTHER DETAILS. INFORMATION ON ANNUAL SUMMER INSTITUTES, A TABULAR INDEX OF UNIVERSITIES AND THEIR PROGRAMS ARRANGED BY STATE, AND AN INDEX OF LANGUAGES APPEAR AT THE END. (AMM) U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION & WELFARE OFFICE OF EDUCATION THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPRODUCED EXACTLY AS RECEIVED FROM THE PERSON OR ORGANIZATION ORIGINATING IT.POINTS OF VIEW OR OPINIONS STATED DO NOT NECESSARILY REPRESENT OFFICIAL OFFICE OF EDUCATION POSITION OR POLICY. UNIVERSITY RESOURCES IN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA FOR THE STUDY OF LINGUISTICS 1969-1970 UNIVERSITY RESOURCES IN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA FOR THE STUDY OF LINGUISTICS : 1969-1970 COMPILED AND EDITED BY ALLENE GUSS GROGNET AND JUDITH BROWN CENTER FOR APPLIED LINGUISTICS AND THE SECRETARIAT OF THE LINGUISTIC SOCIETY OF AMERICA Sixth revised edition, 1970 A joint publication of the Center for Applied Linguistics and the Secretariat of the Linguistic Society of America 1717 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036 SBN: 87281-000-3 Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 71-113391 Printed in the United States of America Introduction This sixth revised edition of University Resources continues to present in a concise and comprehensive format, information on degrees, course offerings, and faculty in the field of Linguistics. The number of institutions covered in the present work, 146, is almost double that of the 1965 edition, and represents an increaae of 48 over the 1966 edition, with 64 schools appearing for the first time.Also new in this edition is information on resources of Canadian institutions. Coverage of Teacher Training in English as a Foreign Language has been omitted from this volume, since current information can be found in English language and orientation programs in the United States (New York, Institute of International Education, 1969). Coverage Included in the present edition are those institutions which,on the basis of available information, offer at least three courses in the field of General Linguistics or Linguistics and Related Disciplines. The information listed for each college or university was supplied mainly by the institution itself, through a questionnaire prepared and mailed out by the Center for Applied Linguistics. In a few cases, this was supplemented by college catalogues. The academic institutions covered in this volume may still represent only a partial listing, since some of the questionnaires were not returned to the Center, and college catalogues could not furnish adequate information. Arrangement The colleges and universities are listed in alphabetical order, and under each entry is given all or part of the following information: Department, department chairman, degrees offered. Staff, with academic rank and field of specialization. Course offerings or course areas. A: Courses traditionally offered in the field of General Linguistics or Linguistics and Related Disciplines, e.g. Morphology and syntax, Language and culture. A standard nomenclature has been adopted, though exact course titles and content may differ at various insti- tutions, The number following an entry, e.g. Morphology and syntax, 4, indicates the number of courses offered at least once in a two-year period. B: Courses with primary linguistic content, e.g. Thai structure, Romance linguistics. Here no attempt has been made to indicate the number of courses offered. C: Courses in ancient languages or modern foreign languages, not commonly taught in the United States. (Classical Greek and Latin, as well as modern French, German, Italian, Russian and Spanish have not been included.) iii The languages have been arranged accordingto geo- graphical area: West European, Slavic and East European, Near and Middle Eastern, South Asian, South- east Asian, East Asian, Oceanic, Amerindian, Caribbean, and Sub-Saharan African. The ancient languages appear in brackets.Again, the number of courses offered is not indicated. Summer workshops, seminars, institutes, etc. Institutes, language and area centers, researchprograms, etc. Name and address of the office from which to obtainbrochures, catalogues, etc., which give full descriptions ofprograms and degree requirements. Information on annual summer institutes, a tabular index ofuniversities and their programs arranged by state, and an index of languages,appear at the end. We would like to thank our colleagues in the PublicationsSection for their help in the preparation of this book, in particular,Mrs. Elaine Bowman. Special thanks is due Mrs. Freda Ahearn who typed themanuscript for publi- cation. We are also grateful to the Linguistic Society of America for their cooperation and support. Allene Guss Grognet Judith Brown Center for Applied Linguistics Washington, D.C. iv UNIVERSITY RESOURCES IN THE UNITED STATES Ade 1phi University Garden City, New York 11530 Department of German and General Linguistics Anton M. Huffert, Chairman Degrees: None in Linguistics STAFF Full Time Teaching Carton, Irving S.; Assoc. Prof. (General linguistics, Comparative linguistics) Part Time Teaching Killian, Vera; Inst. (Linguistics) COURSE OFFERINGS A: Introduction to linguistics, 1; Descriptive linguistics, 1; Historical and com- parative, 1; Anthropological linguistics, 1; Languages of the world, 1. DESCRIPTIVE MATERIAL Dr. Anton M. Huffert, Chairman Department of German and General Linguistics Adelphi University Garden City, New York 11530 1 University of Akron Akron, Ohio 44304 Department of English F.T. Phipps, Chairman Degrees: None in Linguistics STAFF Stevens, William J.; Assoc. Prof. (English) COURSE OFFERINGS A: Introduction to linguistics, 2; Phonetics and phonemics, 2; Morphology and syn- tax, 1; Language and culture, 1. B: History of English, Hispanic linguistics. C: Near and Middle Eastern: [Assyrian], [Egyptian]. 2 University of Alaska College, Alaska99701 Linguistics and Foreign LanguagesDepartment Bruce R. Gordon, Head Degrees: B.A. in Linguistics STAFF Krauss, Michael E.; Prof. (Linguistics) Miyaoka, Osahito; Asst. Prof.(Japanese, Eskimo) COURSE OFFERINGS A: Introduction to linguistics, 1; Phonetics, 1; Methodologyof language teaching, 1; Language and culture,1; Special topics. 1. B: Athapascan languages, History of English, Modern Englishgrammar, Eskimo linguistics, History of French. C: East Asian: Japanese. Amerindian: Eskimo. 3 American UniversityWashington, D.C. 20016 Department of Languages and Linguistics Vadim Medish, Chairman Degrees: M.A. in Linguistics STAFF Full Time Teaching Burkart, Edward I.; Assoc. Prof. (Descriptive linguistics, Formallinguistics) Mancill, Grace S.; Asst. Prof. (Descriptive linguistics, Applied linguistics) Mueller, Hugo J.; Prof. (Applied linguistics) Part Time Teaching Klingbiel, Paul; Lect. (Descriptive linguistics) Rankin, B. Kirk, III; Adjunct Prof. (Formal linguistics) Stryker, Shirley L.; Lect. (Applied linguistics) Full Time Research Bisuddhanaraksh, Noree; Asst. Researcher (Thai) Hieu, Tran Trung; Asst. Researcher (Vietnamese) Keresztes, Kalman; Asst. Researcher (Hungarian) Manoroth, Phengsy; Asst. Researcher (Lao) Purtle, Dale I.; Assoc. Researcher (Asian languages) Linguists in Other Departments or Schools Hood, Mary Ann G.; Asst. Prof. (English) COURSE OFFERINGS A: Introduction to linguistics, 2; Phonetics and phonemics, 1;Morphology and syn- tax, 1; Historical and comparative, 1; History of linguistics, 1;Language and culture, 1; Formal linguistics, 2; Computational linguistics,1; Applied linguis- tics, 1. B: History of English, English structure, TEFL, Frenchstructure, Spanish structure. C: Slavic and East European: Czech, Hungarian. Near and Middle Eastern: Modern Hebrew. South Asian: Hindi. Southeast Asian: