Faculty
The following Berkeley faculty are currently members of the Graduate Group in Indigenous Language Revitalization:
- Patricia Baquedano-López(link is external) (Education)
- Christine Beier (Linguistics)
- Andrew Garrett(link is external) (Linguistics)
- Leanne Hinton (Linguistics, emerita)
- Lev Michael(link is external) (Linguistics)
- Line Mikkelsen(link is external) (Linguistics): Head Graduate Adviser for the Designated Emphasis in Indigenous Language Revitalization
- Beth Piatote(link is external) (Native American Studies): Chair of the Graduate Group in Indigenous Language Revitalization
Staff
Johnny Morales Arellano, Linguistics/DE-ILR Graduate Student Services
1207 Dwinelle Hall MC#2650
Graduate Students
The following Berkeley graduate students are currently enrolled in the Designated Emphasis in Indigenous Language Revitalization:
- Lissett Bastidas (History)
- Ataya Cesspooch (ESPM)
- Emily Drummond (Linguistics)
- Nathan Gong (Education)
- Cristina Mendez (Education)
- Jesus Nazario (Ethnic Studies)
- Tzintia Montano Ramirez (Linguistics)
- Everardo Reyes (Music)
- Pa Vue (Education)
- Alan Waxman (Landscape)
- Oliver Whitmore (Romance Languages - French)
Recent PhDs:
- Sara Chase (Education, 2020) Na:tinixwe Education as a Site for (Re)newed Words and Worlds. Assistant professor, Department of Child Development, Cal Poly Humboldt.
- Edwin Ko (Linguistics, 2023) Studies in Crow Linguistics: Documentation, Grammar, and History. Lecturer, Linguistics, Yale University.
- Julia Nee (Linguistics, 2021) Participatory Action Research in Teotitlán del Valle Zapotec Language Revitalization. Bilingual Research Associate, Exploratorium, San Francisco.
- Esther Ramer (Classics, 2021) What Does the Fox Say? A Cross-Cultural Analysis of Aesop and the Talking Animal Tradition. Accommodations Coordinator, Housing Assignments Office, UC Berkeley
- Tessa Scott (Linguistics, 2023) Pronouns and agreement in San Juan Atitán Mam. Postdoctoral Fellow, Future of Higher Education, UC Berkeley