| Position in department | Undergraduate Linguistics Co-ordinator, 1st Year Linguistics Director, Study Abroad Officer |
| Staff position | Senior Lecturer [WJ] |
| E-mail | wyn (non Essex users should add @essex.ac.uk) |
| Telephone | 2082 (non Essex users should add 01206-87 to the beginning of this number) |
| Fax | 2198 |
| Room | 4.209 |
| Office hours | Wednesday 10-11
Thursday 11-12 (1st term) |
| Biography | She studied French and Linguistics for her first degree and took the MA in Theoretical Linguistics followed by a PhD on Aspects of the Lexical Phonology of French. Her main area of interest is phonology and she has taught courses in aspects of phonology including phonological theory, development and Sociophonology at Essex as well as general linguistics at both Essex and the University of East Anglia. She is joint author of A Course in Phonology and A Workbook in Phonology both published by Blackwell (1999) and Patterns in Child Phonology published by Edinburgh University Press (2010), as well as the Routledge French Dictionary. |
| Website | http://privatewww.essex.ac.uk/~wyn/ |
| Qualifications | BA Essex, MA Essex, PhD Essex. |
| Current research | Phonological influences on variability in language change
The acquisition of Moroccan Arabic phonology (with N. Louriz) |
| Research interests | Theoretical Phonology
Descriptive Phonology
Phonological Acquisition
Sociophonology
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| Teaching responsibilities | LG102-4-FY - Foundations of Sociolinguistics
LG103-4-FY - Foundations of Psycholinguistics
LG105-4-FY- Foundations of Linguistics
LG204-5-FY - English Phonetics & Phonology
LG404-6-FY - Phonology
LG404-7-AU - Theoretical & Descriptive Phonology
LG405-6-FY - Language Variation & English Phonology
LG405-7-AU - Sociophonology
LG421-6-SP - Phonological Development & Phonological Disorders
LG421-7-SP - Phonological Development & Phonological Disorders
LG510-7-AU - Foundations of Linguistics
LG605-7-SP - Sociophonology Research
LG631-7-SP - Constraint Based Phonology |
| Additional information | Phonology Research Group |