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Walt Wolfram

Professor

North Carolina State University

Affiliations

College of Humanities and Social Sciences

English

Walt Wolfram is currently serving as a College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Professor at North Carolina State University.

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North Carolina State University

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linguistics language sociolinguistics english african american studies discourse analysis english language language variation language development linguistic diversity narrative language learning language culture context (linguistics) historical linguistics general linguistics world english english studies english culture african american english multilingualism applied linguistics speech communication variety (linguistics) african american language rhetoric child language raciolinguistics language education linguistic theory racial discrimination american literature second language research english education language science american english united states lumbee english language policy australian english second language acquisition african diaspora discourse structure black experience textual practice contemporary racism interactional linguistics language migration speech production prosody (linguistics) social isolation educational equity language comprehension language ideology ocracoke brogue american south american indian english language change linguistic gratuity african-american vernacular english language policing comparative grammar racial equity racial studies folklore studies adult development lifespan development theoretical linguistics semantic analysis (linguistics) sociology of education educational communication rural education social dialects alternative regularization patterns convergent explanation dialect death bilingual education language teaching language curriculum linguistic ecology

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Us English, Variation In. (2024)

Walt Wolfram

english educationsociolinguisticsgrammarlinguisticslanguage acquisitionmultilingualismlanguage developmentworld englishlanguage variationglobal englishenglish studiesenglishenglish languagelanguage

Addressing Linguistic Inequality in Higher Education: A Proactive Model. Daedalus (2023)

Walt Wolfram

educational equitylinguisticslinguistic inequalityeducational disadvantagehigher educationproactive model

Language Social Justice in the United States: An Introduction. Daedalus (2023)

Walt WolframAnne H. Charity HudleyGuadalupe Valdés

social justicelinguisticsunited statescommunicationlanguage

The Potential of Sociolinguistic Impact: Lessons From the First 50 Years. Language and Linguistics Compass (2023)

Walt Wolfram

sociolinguisticslinguisticslanguage developmentsociolinguistic impactlanguage sciencesocial scienceshistorical linguisticslanguage

Foreword. Academic Studies Press eBooks (2022)

Paul Freedman

Estabilidade E MudançA No InglêS IndíGena Nativo Americano. Revista da Anpoll (2021)

Walt WolframMarie Bissell

nativo americanosociologylatin american researchcommunicationlanguagecontext (linguistics)

Oppositional Identity and Back-Vowel Fronting in a Triethnic Context: The Case of Lumbee English. American Speech (2021)

Marie BissellWalt Wolfram

linguisticssociologyback-vowel frontinglumbee englishtriethnic contextcommunicationoppositional identitydiscourse analysis

References. Edward Elgar Publishing eBooks (2021)

Andrew JohnstonRobert Huggins

technology transferstrategic managementinter-firm coordinationsocial innovationmanagementuniversity collaborationuniversity knowledgeindustrial collaborationcollaboration processentrepreneurshipinterorganizational relationshipsbusinesssmall business management

Remembering Ron Butters, 1940–2021American Speech and the American Dialect Society. American Speech (2021)

Walt Wolfram

linguistics

Sociolinguistic Variation and the Public Interest. Cadernos de Linguística (2021)

Walt Wolfram

sociolinguisticslinguisticssociolinguistic variationlanguage variationpublic interestsocial scienceslanguage

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Walt Wolfram

Professor

North Carolina State University

Affiliations

College of Humanities and Social Sciences

English

Walt Wolfram is currently serving as a College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Professor at North Carolina State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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North Carolina State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Us English, Variation In. (2024)

Walt Wolfram

english educationsociolinguisticsgrammarlinguisticslanguage acquisitionmultilingualismlanguage developmentworld englishlanguage variationglobal englishenglish studiesenglishenglish languagelanguage

Addressing Linguistic Inequality in Higher Education: A Proactive Model. Daedalus (2023)

Walt Wolfram

educational equitylinguisticslinguistic inequalityeducational disadvantagehigher educationproactive model

Language Social Justice in the United States: An Introduction. Daedalus (2023)

Walt WolframAnne H. Charity HudleyGuadalupe Valdés

social justicelinguisticsunited statescommunicationlanguage

The Potential of Sociolinguistic Impact: Lessons From the First 50 Years. Language and Linguistics Compass (2023)

Walt Wolfram

sociolinguisticslinguisticslanguage developmentsociolinguistic impactlanguage sciencesocial scienceshistorical linguisticslanguage

Foreword. Academic Studies Press eBooks (2022)

Paul Freedman

Estabilidade E MudançA No InglêS IndíGena Nativo Americano. Revista da Anpoll (2021)

Walt WolframMarie Bissell

nativo americanosociologylatin american researchcommunicationlanguagecontext (linguistics)

Oppositional Identity and Back-Vowel Fronting in a Triethnic Context: The Case of Lumbee English. American Speech (2021)

Marie BissellWalt Wolfram

linguisticssociologyback-vowel frontinglumbee englishtriethnic contextcommunicationoppositional identitydiscourse analysis

References. Edward Elgar Publishing eBooks (2021)

Andrew JohnstonRobert Huggins

Remembering Ron Butters, 1940–2021American Speech and the American Dialect Society. American Speech (2021)

Walt Wolfram

linguistics

Sociolinguistic Variation and the Public Interest. Cadernos de Linguística (2021)

Walt Wolfram

sociolinguisticslinguisticssociolinguistic variationlanguage variationpublic interestsocial scienceslanguage

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