George Mason University

Doctor of Philosophy: Linguistics, 2025

Master of Arts: Applied and Theoretical Linguistics,
Fall 2020

Graduate Certificate: Second Language Instruction,
Summer 2020

Bachelor of Arts: Russian & Eurasian Studies, Linguistics,
Summer 2019

Academic Transcripts: Master’s and Bachelor’s

BA DIPLOMA – GC TESL– MA DIPLOMA– HONORS

Chronologically, each class is labeled by its code and number: Linguistics (LING) or Russian (RUSS).

Course numbers 100-499 are undergraduate, 500-799 are graduate, and 800-999 are PhD. Classes listed with two numbers (400/600) are graduate courses taken as an undergraduate.

Spring 2022

LING 772: Research Methods (PhD)
- Syllabus
LING 880: Language Acquisition Seminar (PhD)
- Syllabus

Fall 2021

LING 887: Sociolinguistics (Non-Degree)

Spring 2021

ENGH 592: History of English Language (Non-Degree)

FALL 2020

LING 787: Syntax II
- Syllabus
LING 686: Morphology II (Thesis Option)
- Syllabus

SUMMER 2020

LING 798: Directed Reading and Research, Finnish & Estonian Morphology
- Proposal
LING 522: Grammar for Foreign Instruction
- Syllabus

SPRING 2020

LING 525: Practicum in Second Language Instruction
- Syllabus & Teaching Philosophy
- Feedback: RUSS 311 RUSS 481
- Journals: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
- Classes in Practicum (3 credits each, 70 hrs. total)
  - RUSS 201 Intermediate Russian I (Observer-Instructor)
    - Syllabus
  - RUSS 311 Contemporary Soviet Short Fiction (Observer-Instructor)
    - Syllabus
  - RUSS 481 Fourth Year Russian (Observer-Instructor)
    - Syllabus
LING 786: Syntax I: A Generative Approach to Syntax, LFG Syntax
- Syllabus
LING 692: Phonology II: Extra Phonological Systems
- Syllabus, Final Paper: OCP FINNIC
LING 686-003 Computational Typology (audit)
- Syllabus
FINN – University of Helsinki, Basic University Finnish
- Online Syllabus ; Information

FALL 2019

LING 507: Field Research: Russian, Finnish, and Estonian
- Data Available on The Speech Accent Archive
LING 521: Applied Linguistics for Second Language Instruction
- Syllabus
LING 782: Second Language Acquisition II: (Graduate Seminar)
- Syllabus
LING 788: Semantics/Pragmatics II (Graduate Seminar)
- Syllabus

SUMMER 2019

HIST 329: Modern Russia and the Soviet Union
- Syllabus (Spring 2019 Copy)
- Written Work: 001-Yaška, 002-Film1, 003-Film2,
  004-Gens. of Winter, 005-Film3, 006-Film4, 007-The Queue
WMST (Women’s Studies) 300: Gender, Race, and Class in Media
- Syllabus
- Written Work: 001, 002, 003, 004, 005

SPRING 2019

COMM 101: Fundamental of Communication
- Syllabus
- Written Work: 001 , 002, 003, 004, 005, 006, Explanatory Speech[pptx],
ENGH 302: Advanced Academic Composition
- Syllabus [website link]
- Written Work: 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006, 007, 008-1, 008-2, 008-3,
  009, 010, 011-PR01, 011-PR02, 012, 013, Final Capstone Essay
LING 582: Second Language Acquisition
- Syllabus [docx]
- 001, 002, 003, 004,
  1P-001, 1P-002, 1P-003, 1P-004, 1P-005,
  HW003, HW004, HW005, Final Paper
THR 411: Great Film Directors
- Syllabus
- Written Work: 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006, 008, 009, Individual Presentation

FALL 2018

ANTH 135: Biological Anthropology
- Syllabus
LING 499: Language Documentation
- Final Paper
LING 523: English Phonetics
- Written Work: 002, 003, 004, HW_1, 005, QUIZ 1 QUIZ2 QUIZ3, HW_2
LING 686: Morphology
- Syllabus
- Written Work: MiniReport, MiniReport 2,
  Report3-Estonian, Report4-Finnish, Report5, Final Paper, Morphology WS
  ProblemSet4, ProblemSet5, Exploratory Exercise,
  Morphology001, Morphology002
RUSS 326: Survey of Russian Literature
RUSS 480: Fourth Year Russian
- Syllabus, Textbook
- CH 2-10

SUMMER 2018: Moscow International University

RUSS 330/525: Advanced Russian Grammar
- Syllabus
RUSS 320/515: Advanced Russian Conversation
- Syllabus

SPRING 2018

FRLN 385: Multilingualism- Identity and Power
- Works: Capstone
HIST 390: The Digital Past
LING 485/685: Semantics and Pragmatics
RUSS 381: Advanced Russian II
THR 301: Advanced Study in Voice: Verse Speak
- INTRA-Base of study
- 001-Sonnet-Yeats, 002-Sonnet74, 003-Sonnet21

FALL 2017

LING 306/540: General Linguistics
LING 480/580: First Language Acquisition
LING 490/690: Generative Phonology
RUSS 302: Russian Conversation & Comprehension
STAT 250: Introductory Statistics I