Nathan Loggins

Nathan

Loggins

PhD Candidate

nloggins@uw.edu

GUG 407

Fields of Interest

• Chinese
• Endangered Languages
• Historical Linguistics
• Japanese
• Linguistic Geography
• Phonology
• Typology

• tone
• Sino-Tibetan languages

Background and Experience

Summary

B.A., M.A., Linguistics, University of Georgia 2004/2010

Courses Taught

Spring 2019

• LING 200 AA: Introduction to Linguistics
• LING 200 AB: Introduction to Linguistics

Winter 2019

• LING 200 AD: Introduction to Linguistic Thought
• LING 200 AF: Introduction to Linguistic Thought

Autumn 2018

• LING 233 AA: Introduction to Language and Society
• LING 233 AE: Introduction to Language and Society
• LING 233 AG: Introduction to Language and Society
• LING 233 AH: Introduction to Language and Society

Summer 2016 A-term

• LING 450 A: Introduction To Linguistic Phonetics

Summer 2015 A-term

• LING 400 A: Survey Of Linguistic Method And Theory

Winter 2015

• LING 400 A: Survey Of Linguistic Method And Theory

Spring 2014

• LING 100 AD: Fundamentals Of Grammar
• LING 100 AI: Fundamentals Of Grammar
• LING 100 AJ: Fundamentals Of Grammar
• LING 100 AK: Fundamentals Of Grammar

Winter 2014

• LING 200 AI: Introduction To Linguistic Thought
• LING 200 AK: Introduction To Linguistic Thought

Autumn 2013

• LING 200 AH: Introduction To Linguistic Thought
• LING 200 AI: Introduction To Linguistic Thought

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