Kyle Vanderniet

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Ph.D. Student
Graduate Teaching Assistant

Kyle is an alumn of Utah Valley University where he obtained a B.A. in political science with a focus in international relations where he taught classes for the ESL program. He is also an alumn of BYU where he earned a M.A in Linguistics where he also served as the chair for the Second Language Research Forum for 2013.

Kyle is now a PhD student at UGA with focuses in Sociolinguistics and Second Language Acquisition. He teaches LING 2100 - The Study of Language.

Events featuring Kyle Vanderniet
Colloquium Flyer with description of location in white on a background of Park Hall
February 7, 12:20pm

Spring 2020 Colloquium - Kyle Vanderniet

Park Hall 114

Title: "#language change"

Articles Featuring Kyle Vanderniet
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Kyle Vanderniet presents talk at Emory University

Linguistics graduate student, Kyle Vanderniet, will present a talk about his work at Emory University May 20th, at 3pm in Modern Languages, Room 201.

Linguistics Lab

UGA Linguists Teach with Big Data

Collections of speech and text, known as corpora, have long played a key role in linguistics. Now with the help of a Learning Technologies Grant [from UGA's Center for Teaching and Learning], UGA linguists have access to an…

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UGA Linguistics Faculty and Graduate Students present at the 2018 American Dialect Society annual conference

University of Georgia Linguistics Faculty and Graduate Students presented at the 2018 American Dialect Society annual conference in Salt Lake City, Utah, January 4-7, 2018.

Contact Information

kyle.vanderniet25@uga.edu
Office: Gilbert Hall 141
Office Hours: WMF 3:30-4:30

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Committee Members

Chad Howe

Professor
chowe@uga.edu
706-542-1075

Keith Langston

University Professor, Department Head, Undergraduate Coordinator
langston@uga.edu
706-542-2448

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