Ph.D. Students

Duke/NCSU Program

Erin Callahan
erin dot callahan at duke dot edu

Erin Callahan, matriculated 2008, works primarily on Hispanic English.

Phillip Carter
phillip dot carter at duke dot edu

Phillip M. Carter, matriculated Fall 2005, is interested in a variety of questions generated by both humanistic and social scientific approaches to language variation. In particular, he is interested in exploring answers to theoretical questions relating to the possibilities and limitations of linguistic agency, the production of linguistic subjectivities, and the relation of both to the structural, both linguistic and social. In addition, Phillip’s other research interests are in sociolinguistic meta-theory, linguistic epistemology, social dialectology, sociophonetics, and the application of Feminist, Queer, and Critical theories to the study of language variation.

Sarah Hilliard
shh4 at duke dot edu

Sarah Hilliard, matriculated Fall 2002, has done research in Roanoke Island and is working on folk dictionaries.

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	Ph.D. Students Duke/NCSU Program Erin Callahan erin dot callahan at duke dot edu Erin Callahan, matriculated 2008, works primarily on Hispanic English. Phillip Carter phillip dot carter at duke dot edu Phillip M. Carter, matriculated Fall 2005, is interested in a variety of questions generated by both humanistic and social scientific approaches to language variation. In particular, he is interested in exploring answers to theoretical questions relating to the possibilities and limitations of linguistic agency, the production of linguistic subjectivities, and the relation of both to the structural, both linguistic and social. In addition, Phillip’s other research interests are in sociolinguistic meta-theory, linguistic epistemology, social dialectology, sociophonetics, and the application of Feminist, Queer, and Critical theories to the study of language variation. Sarah Hilliard shh4 at duke dot edu Sarah Hilliard, matriculated Fall 2002, has done research in Roanoke Island and is working on folk dictionaries.
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