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New Cambridge Element Language and Place by Katie Carmichael and Paul E. Reed out now! Read Open Access at
cup.org/40oJnlP
#cambridgeelements #openaccess #languageandlinguistics
It’s book release day! @drkatcarm & I are thrilled to announce that our Cambridge Elements volume on “Language and Place,” is available today! You can download it as an open access PDF #linguistics #lingtwitter #language
cambridge.org/core/elements/…
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🎥Check out our new #Languageandlinguistics Elements in Sociolinguistics: Language and Place @drkatcarm @perj44
🔗 cup.org/3CXu8Io
#CambridgeElements
Had a blast! Y’all were so welcoming and it was great to be in the mountains!
On Oct. 23, Paul Reed of the University of Alabama presented a guest lecture about language and place! He discussed his research to a packed audience in Newman Library! @perj44
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On Oct. 23, Paul Reed of the University of Alabama presented a guest lecture about language and place! He discussed his research to a packed audience in Newman Library! @perj44
Check us out!
ACROSS ACOUSTICS
New! In this episode, we talk to @MtwoBtwo (@UCSPPLab) and @perj44 (@UA_AS), about why instructors should use a variety of voices in the classroom, and how to talk about other ways of speaking when one feels ill-equipped to do so: buzzsprout.com/1537384/15085….
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The winner of the 2024 5ML video presentation is "Tone it Down: Inherent bias in automated ‘tone of voice’ evaluation" by Nicole Holliday, Pomona College, and Paul Reed, University of Alabama. View it here: buff.ly/3tKedZP
Check out our video! Please share widely!
Using linguistics to discover social biases in speech recognition technology. Watch @mixedlinguist and @perj44 's Five-Minute Linguist 'Tone it Down: Inherent bias in automated ‘tone of voice’ evaluation' to learn more #LSA2024 @pomonacollege @UofAlabama
youtu.be/ahOV-UJ1AzE
Check out our article! We made the cover! @MtwoBtwo
PROPAGATIONS
Find out why our editor-in-chief selected "Addressing diversity in speech science courses," for the August cover in this new blog post! acoustics.org/august-2023-ja…
@MtwoBtwo @UCSPPLab @perj44
So proud of this work, and also pleased to have been able to collaborate with the inimitable @MtwoBtwo
Remember when I said I had a paper coming with @perj44? It’s here, and whoooo did it make a reviewer really have a lot of big feelings. I’m really, really proud of this project and am so glad it’s in the world. pubs.aip.org/asa/jasa/articl…
We had a great session today! Materials from the special session "Infusing Social Justice in Speech and Hearing Acoustics Pedagogy: Principles and Case Studies" at #ASA184 are available to the public, z.umn.edu/8n3i
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Here’s the moment @brotherjones_ walked back onto the house floor arm in arm with @VoteGloriaJ, fist raised ✊🏾
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In a story that "Star Trek" actress Nichelle Nichols told often, she was a guest at an event in Beverly Hills. The organizer said her "biggest fan" was "desperate to meet you."
The fan introduced himself. It was the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. nyti.ms/3zdMQpO
Man, Rest In Peace to one of the coolest actresses, who made linguistics seem cool
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Bill Russell story…
Senior year of college. I’m the GM of our student radio station. Get a PR pitch email asking if we are interested in interviewing Mr. Russell, who was promoting what I recall to be an arthritis medication….

























