Native linguists (and a plug for InterCom)

[Lindsay Marean CASLS]

One minor correction-- although I am back in Oregon, I'm not pursuing a 
PhD in education. I'm working as a practical linguist for the Pakanapul 
Language Team (Tübatulabal) in Mountain Mesa, CA, and doing bits of 
Potawatomi/Nishnaabemwin work/study on the side.

Also of tangential relevance to ILAT, I edit InterCom, a weekly e-mail 
digest for language teachers provided by the Center for Applied Second 
Language Studies. Subscribers select their language(s) of interest, 
target age level(s), interest area(s), and state of residence so that 
they receive only items that match their preferences. Although it is 
targeted primarily at "world" language teachers, there are usually one 
or two resources described each week that are of potential use to 
indigenous language teachers and activists ("indigenous" is one of the 
language options available to subscribers). You can see what InterCom is 
all about, browse our archives, and subscribe if you would like to at 
http://casls.uoregon.edu/intercom.php .

Thank you for compiling this list!

Lindsay Marean

Scott DeLancey wrote:
> Forgot one of ours in the last round: Lindsay Marean, Potawatomi, MA in
> Linguistics, University of Oregon. After she finished her MA Lindsay
> worked for the N??m? Yadoha language program in California; currently
> back at Oregon pursuing her PhD in Education.
>
> Scott DeLancey
> Department of Linguistics 1290 University of Oregon
> Eugene, OR 97403-1290, USA
>
> delancey at uoregon.edu
> http://www.uoregon.edu/~delancey/prohp.html
>
>