Department of Applied Linguistics

Currently Accolades: Presented for March 11, 2024

by Currently March 5th 2024

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  1. Alissa Hartig, Applied Linguistics faculty, co-presented an interest session titled “Data-Driven Learning for the Hawaiian Language Revitalization Classroom” on Mar. 2 at the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa, at the 2024 Southwest Conference on Language Teaching in Honolulu.
  2. Ryan Petteway, Public Health and Black Studies faculty, gave an invited talk titled “Towards a Public Health of ‘Radical Possibility’: On Power, Epistemology, and Creative Resistance for Health Justice” on Feb. 16 for the East Carolina University Brody School of Medicine.
  3. Ryan Petteway, Public Health and Black Studies faculty, presented a webinar titled, “‘And We’ve Given Them Time’ // ‘How Much Time Do You Need?’ On Fannie, Baldwin, and the White Logics of the Health Equity (Time) Machine” on Feb. 20  for the University of Washington School of Nursing and the Center for Antiracism and Community Health.
  4. Ryan Petteway, Public Health and Black Studies faculty, gave an invited talk titled “Toward an Antiracist Public Health of ‘Radical Possibility’: On Power, Epistemology, and Creative Resistance for Health Justice” on Feb. 21 for the University of Minnesota School of Public Health Justice in Public Health Speaker Series.
  5. Ryan Petteway, Public Health and Black Studies faculty, gave an invited talk titled “Unsettling the Epidemiologic Gaze: Power, Epistemology, and a call for ‘Generative Refusal’” on Feb. 29 for the University of Pittsburgh School of Public Health Epidemiology Seminar Series.
  6. Yer Thao, Curriculum & Instruction faculty, presented “Provide Home Language Interpretation and Translation for Bilingual/Bicultural Students, Parents, and Communities” on Mar. 1 at the Oregon Association of Teacher Educators (ORATE) Annual Conference in Monmouth, OR. 
  7. Lauren Vega O'Neil, Curriculum & Instruction faculty, presented Community Responses to SEL and Relevant Practices to Address Common Misconceptions on Mar. 1 at the Oregon Association of Teacher Educators (ORATE) Annual Conference in Monmouth, OR. 
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