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New Ph.D. Support: Full Tuition and Assistantship with Stipend
The Department of Linguistics & TESOL is pleased to announce five assistantships for new Ph.D. Linguistics students admitted for the Fall 2010 semester. These graduate teaching assistantships will have a 9-month stipend of $15,300 and cover tuition for 9 hours of coursework a semester (9 hours is a full-time load). Read more about applying to the Ph.D. program at the Prospective Students page.
Job Talks in February
The finalists for the new faculty positions in SLA and Language Documentation & Syntax will be coming to campus during the month of February for their job talks. Dates of candidate visits and other details are available on the News page.
Student Conference in Linguistics & TESOL

The schedule for the 17th annual UT Arlington Student Conference in Linguistics and TESOL (UTASCILT 17), held February 19-20, 2010 (Fri.-Sat.), is now available. Our keynote speaker will be Dr. William Croft.
Comprehensive/Diagnostic Exam Dates & MA TESOL Portfolios
Find dates and announcements for the Comprehensive/Diagnostic Exam on the News page; also there you can find dates for the MA TESOL portfolio and mock interviews.
April Colloquium: Dr. Matthew Juge Discusses Verb Suppletion

On April 30 at 2:00 pm, Dr. Matthew Juge of Texas State University-San Marcos will be giving a talk entitled "Suppletion in verbs: Typology and diachrony." More details, including the location and an abstract, will be posted when available.
Winter 2009 Departmental Newsletter NEW!

The Department of Linguistics & TESOL has just published its Winter 2009 Newsletter (pdf), Volume 1, Issue 1. Download it to read a message from the chair about recent changes in the department; profiles of Dr. Cindy Kilpatrick and Dr. Joey Sabbagh, our two newest faculty members; an overview of our upgraded computer lab and new Speech Sounds Lab; and much more.
More News & Events
Keep current with departmental announcements at our News & Events page.
Getting Oriented
Our faculty and students are often honored for their achievements. To learn more, go to our Student Accomplishments and Faculty News pages.
If you are interested in enrolling in one of our linguistics or TESOL programs, take a look at the Prospective Students page.
Our Current Students page provides links to essential information about scheduling, requirements, calendars, and diagnostic exams.


