Laurel Smith Stvan

Supervised Dissertations and Theses

Ph.D. Dissertations
M.A. Theses

Completed
2004. Btoosh, Mousa. (Ph.D. Linguistics).
Interlanguage Lexicology of Arab Students of English: A Computer Learner Corpus-Based Approach.

2007. Fauzi, Sarah May. (Ph.D. Linguistics).
"Does Your Throat Hurt More in the Morning or Throughout the Day?" "Yes.": Intercultural Medical Discourse.

Ongoing
Dziugis, Mary Ann.
Dyadic Discourse among Strangers: The Decline of Spanish Formal Address in Buenos Aires, Argentina

Evans, John.
Features of Jeju Dialect Narratives

Foster, John.
Text analysis of financial report letters

Liang, Szu-Yen Neal.
The Acquisition of Chinese Nominal Classifiers by L2 Adult Learners

Mahoney, Patrick.
Argument Structure of Verbs of Communication

Rogers, K. Larry.
American Sign Language Verb Categories in Constructed Action

Sears, Natalie Raun.
A Text Analysis of Threats

Welch, Katie Moore.
The Use of Deixis in Interlanguage Produced by L2 Spanish Speakers

Zuercher, Ken.
Conversational Code-Switching in Azerbaijan: Form, Function, and Identity


Completed
2002. Howard, David. (MA Linguistics).
Continuity and Given-New Status of Discourse Referents in Adzera Oral Narrative.

2004. Rauschuber, Brianna. (MA Linguistics).
Code-Switching in the Speech of Spanish-English Bilinguals.

2005. Walter, Kelly. (MA TESOL).
The Eritrean English Curriculum: Grades 2-6, Assessing Academic Readiness.

2005. Bailey, Frank. (MA TESOL).
Overseas Language Learning Experience: Student Beliefs about Their Teachers' Qualifications.


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Last Updated: Dec. 5, 2007