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"ᩁᩁ ᩁᩁ ᩁᩁ ᨷᩢᩁᩪ᩶ᨣᩢᩁᩁ ᨷᩢᨩ᩵ᩣᨣᩢᩁᩁ" *

Courses taught

Academic Oral Communication Strategies
British English Phonetics
Computational Linguistics
Critical Thinking and Communication
Introduction to English Linguistics
Introduction to Linguistics
Phonetics and Phonology
Written, Oral, Visual, and Electronic Composition

Introduction to Linguistics
Language, Society, and Culture

By year

2025

Spring 2025. Introduction to English Linguistics. Instructor.
Spring 2025. Computational Linguistics. Instructor.

2023

LET-ETCENB111, Period 1. British English Phonetics (seminar), corresponding to LET-ETCENB111, British English Phonetics (lecture), taught by Prof. Amalia Arvaniti. Instructor.
LET-ETCENB200, Periods 3-4. Academic Communication Skills British English. Instructor.

2021

ENGL 250, Fall 2021. Written, Oral, Visual, and Electronic Composition. Instructor.
LING 371, Spring 2021. Phonetics and Phonology. Instructor.

2020

ENGL 150, Fall 2020. Critical Thinking and Communication (online section). Instructor.
LING 219, Spring 2020. Introduction to Linguistics (linguistics section). Instructor.

2019

ENGL 150, Fall 2019. Critical Thinking and Communication. Instructor.

2018

ENGL 250, Fall 2018. Written, Oral, Visual, and Electronic Composition. Instructor.
LING 219, Spring 2018. Introduction to Linguistics. Teaching Assistant for Prof. Evgeny Chukharev-Hudilainen.

2017

ENGL 99S, Fall 2017. Academic Oral Communication Strategies. Instructor.
ENGL 250, Spring 2017. Written, Oral, Visual, and Electronic Composition. Instructor.

2016

ENGL 150, Fall 2016. Critical Thinking and Communication. Instructor.

2014

LING 115, Fall 2014 (two sections). Language, Society, and Culture. Teaching Assistant for Prof. Andrew Simpson.
LING 115, Spring 2014 (two sections). Language, Society, and Culture. Teaching Assistant for Prof. Sandra Disner.

2013

LING 115, Fall 2013 (two sections). Language, Society, and Culture. Teaching Assistant for Prof. Andrew Simpson.

* A Tai Lue verse meaning "learn, learn, learn. If you don't know, then learn. If you're not good at it, then learn" (lit: learn learn learn NEG-know-then-learn NEG-expert-then-learn; Thai cognates: เรียน เรียน เรียน บ่รู้ก็เรียน บ่ช่างก็เรียน).