Naomi Nagy

Linguistics at U of T

Graduate Research Supervision at U of T

PhD Supervisor

LeAnn Brown, 2011-

PhD Committee member

Natalia Bakaeva (French Department), Aspects typologiques du mélange de codes: les paires russe-anglais et russe-français, 2009-

Bridget Jankowski, Cross-register language variation and change, 2009-

MA Forum Paper supervisor

Lizzie DiGiacomo, The Phonetics of Canadian Raising in conversational speech, 2008-

Meghan Hollett, Null-subject variation in Heritage Russian in Toronto, 2009-2011

Isobel Marr, Imposition and Identity in Null Subject Usage: Contact effects among speakers of Chinese, Italian and Anglo background in Toronto (available through Toronto Working Papers in Linguistics), 2010-2011

MA Forum Paper reader

Jacqueline Peters, Generational variation in the speech of Jamaican-Canadians in Hamilton. 2009
Madeline Shellgren. Language and Ideology of Vermont High School Students. 2011.

Marisa Brook. Looks as if there's something interesting going on here: Comparative complementizers following perception verbs in Canadian English. 2011

Generals Paper Committee

Cathleen Waters, Actually, it’s more than pragmatics, it’s really grammaticalization, 2009

Derek Denis, Innovators & innovation: Tracking the innovators of stuﬀ in York English, 2011

Joanna Chociej, Polish Null subjects: English influence on Heritage Polish in Toronto, 2011.

LeAnn Brown, Sibilant Phonetic Microvariation and Gender: Incorporating Trans and Cis Speakers, 2011

Other

Graduate student work at other institutions supervised while at U of T

Parascandolo, Maria. 2011. Paradigm-leveling in Heritage Italian. Università di Salerno PhD student.
Molnár, Timea. 2011. Cross-generational change in Heritage Hungarian. University of Szeged PhD student.
Molke, Veronika. 2011. Russisch als Migrationssprache – zum Russisch-Englischen Sprachkontakt in Kanada. Diplomarbeit, Justus Liebig University, Giessen.
Villard, Sarah. 2009. Postvocalic /r/ in the Upper Valley of Vermont and New Hampshire. Paper presented at NWAV 38, Ottawa. University of New Hampshire.
Wood, Jim. 2011. The Phonetic status of short-a in Northern New England. Journal of English Linguistics 2:135-65. NYU.

Graduate research supervised at UNH

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