Andrea Berez-Kroeker (Department Chair)
Email: aberez@nullhawaii.edu
Ph.D. University of California, Santa Barbara
Language documentation; digital language archiving and metadata standards; reproducible research; Athabascan languages; Papuan languages; geography and language; discourse; intonation;
usage-based approaches to grammar.
Gary Holton (Graduate Chair)
Email: holton@nullhawaii.edu
Ph.D. University of California, Santa Barbara
Language documentation; historical linguistics; Austronesian languages; Na-Dene languages; Papuan languages; linguistic typology; archiving; language revitalization.
Kamil Deen
Email: kamil@nullhawaii.edu
Ph.D. University of Cailfornia, Los Angeles
Language acquisition (emphasis on experimental approaches); experimental morphosyntax; acquisition of understudied languages; particularly Bantu languages and languages of South East Asia; bilingualism; second language acquisition
Katie K. Drager
Email: kdrager@nullhawaii.edu
Ph.D. University of Canterbury
Sociolinguistics; phonetics; experimental linguistics; language variation and change; language and identity.
Shelece Easterday
Email: shelece@nullhawaii.edu
Ph.D. University of New Mexico
Phonology; typology; language change; linguistic complexity; endangered and under-resourced languages.
Shin Fukuda
Email: fukudash@nullhawaii.edu
Ph.D. University of California, San Diego
Theoretical and experimental syntax, lexical semantics, and syntax-lexical semantics interface phenomena and their acquisition.
Bradley McDonnell
Email: mcdonn@nullhawaii.edu
Ph.D. University of California, Santa Barbara
Language documentation; Austronesian linguistics; syntax; phonology; corpus linguistics.
William O’Grady
Email: ogrady@nullhawaii.edu
Ph.D. University of Chicago
Syntactic theory and description; experimental syntax; language acquisition; Korean and Jejeuo, heritage languages; language revitalization.
Amy Schafer
Email: aschafer@nullhawaii.edu
Ph.D. University of Massachusetts at Amherst
Psycholinguistics; experimental linguistics; sentence comprehension and production (including in Korean, Japanese, Austronesian languages; under-documented languages and in language
learners/bilinguals); sentence prosody; information structure;
psycholinguistic approaches to language documentation and
conservation.
Ami Tsuji-Jones
Email: tsujijon@nullhawaii.edu
Sign Languages.