28.1345, A letter from Jacob Herodos, Featured LL staff of the week!
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Subject: 28.1345, A letter from Jacob Herodos, Featured LL staff of the week!
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Date: Mon, 20 Mar 2017 10:34:43
From: LINGUIST List [linguist at linguistlist.org]
Subject: A letter from Jacob Herodos, Featured LL staff of the week!
Dear Users of the LINGUIST List,
My name is Jacob. I started working with the LINGUIST List as an intern last
summer, less than a week after finishing my BA in Anthropology, International
Studies, and Spanish here at Indiana University.
I suppose my place in the LINGUIST List is a bit unorthodox in a few ways.
First, you may have noticed that my background is not exactly in Linguistics
(though I did minor in it). Second, I have no ties to the posting and editing
that make up the core of the List, instead working on a number of our other
projects and lending a hand wherever help is needed. Third, while our staff is
mostly made up of MA and PhD students, I am no student at all, working only at
the LINGUIST List and as a research assistant.
It has been a privilege to work at the LINGUIST List, and I think that my
unusual position here has given me a unique perspective on the work that we
do. As I moved more and more toward linguistics later in my studies, the
LINGUIST List impressed me with its scope and utility. In every other
discipline that I have involved myself in, none has anything even close to the
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short time here, I have seen the monumental time and resources necessary to
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Your generosity is what keeps us serving the community. Thank you for your
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Sincerely,
Jacob
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