Teaching Fellow in the Department of Linguistics and the College
Biography
Corinne Kasper is an enrolled citizen of the Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians whose research focuses on the Potawatomi language. Her interests include morphosyntax, discourse and pragmatics, language revitalization, language and identity, and new speakers. She views linguistics through the lens of her community. She received her BA in linguistics from Dartmouth College and her PhD in linguistics from the University of Chicago.