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Steven K. Atkinson
Associate Instructor, University of Utah, Health, Kinesiology, and Recreation
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GARY L. ATWOOD-MENDEZ
Assistant Professor (Lecturer), World Languages and Cultures
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TANYA L. FLORES
Fulbright Scholars supervisor, University of Utah, World Languages and Cultures
Associate Chair, University of Utah, World Languages and Cultures
Bridge Program dept rep, University of Utah, World Languages and Cultures
Associate Professor, World Languages and Cultures
Research Summary: My research focuses on acoustic & accommodation analyses of socio-phonetic variation based on gender, class and age differences. I study speaker-audience interactions as a motivation for variation. My research investigates the interfaces of language and identity as construed by gender, class, and ethnicity. My dissertation was on Chilean Spanish using digital media. Currently I am working on projects with Japanese-Spanish bilinguals and Hispanic hard-of-hearing children. I like variety!
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KELSEY MARIE ZALAC
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JACQUELINE SHEEAN
Assistant Professor, World Languages and Cultures
Research Summary: My research engages media theory and critical geography to think through issues of memory, authoritarianism, exile, and national identity in 20th and 21st century Spanish Peninsular literature, film, and visual culture.