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Language & Intercultural Communication (LInC) - Members

Below is a list of current group members, their department, and relevant interests. If the name is hyperlinked, click on it to view a complete CV.

Name Department Interest
Eric BouvetLanguages - French
  • SLA & SLT Methodology with a particular focus on reading strategies and literature instruction;
  • French migration and expatriation to Australia.
Javier DíazLanguages - Spanish
  • SLA & SLT Methodology with a particular focus on curricula design and foundation;
  • International linguistic and cultural status of Spanish.
Jeff GilESL
  • English as a global language
  • English language learning and teaching in China
  • Ethnic minorities and minority languages in China
  • Language maintenance and shift
Julia Millier Student Learning Centre
  • Anglicisms and loan words, especially in European Portuguese
  • False friends and folk etymology
  • The English article system
  • Lexicography
Colette Mrowa-Hopkins Languages - French
  • SLA with a particular focus on classroom discourse analysis
  • Intercultural Pragmatics with a focus on emotion expression and self-disclosure
  • Cultural Translation
Robyn NajarESL
  • SLA, with a particular focus on ESL and issues including:
    • The construction of academic discourse by speakers of languages other than English
    • Development of professionalism in TESOL
Olga Sanchez-Castro Languages - Spanish
  • SLA with a particular focus on learner variables and ICT;
  • Translation Studies.
Antonella Strambi Languages - Italian
  • SLA & SLT Methodology with a particular focus on learner variables and ICT;
  • Intercultural pragmatics, especially in relation to emotion communication and self-disclosure.
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