Verónica M. Grondona
				Assistant Professor
		612R Pray Harrold Program in Linguistics Department of English Language & Literature Eastern Michigan University Ypsilanti, MI 48197
			Telephone: (734)487-0145 E-mail: grondona@emunix.emich.edu

	Degrees:
	PhD in Linguistics, University of Pittsburgh (1998) MA in Linguistics, University of Pittsburgh (1995) English-Spanish Technical-scientific Translation. (1987) Buenos Aires, Argentina

	Areas of Specialization:
	Native American Languages Morphology, morphosyntax, argument structure Historical Linguistics Anthropological Linguistics Descriptive Linguistics Typology Language planning and policy, bilingualism, bilingual education Language Contact

	Current Projects:
	Descriptive study of Mocovi (Wuaikuruan) Person marking, possession, deixis and argument structure in Argentinian Indigenous languages Material development for a bilingual program among the Mocovi Comparative and historical study of Waikuruan languages Active/Inactive person marking systems

	Courses that I am currently teaching:
			Language and Culture (Winter 2001)
	Other courses that I have taught:
		Aspects of Language Introduction to Linguistics Nature of Language Morphology Field Methods in Linguistics Historical Linguistics Language and Cross- Sociolinguistics Cultural Communication

	Links

	E-mail Verónica Grondona (grondona@emunix.emich.edu)
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