The Endangered Language Fund is pleased to announce some changes in our leadership. The new President is Monica Macaulay, Professor of Linguistics at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. She is also affiliated with the American Indian Studies Program there. She has been active in documenting various languages, especially Menominee and Potawatomi. She is the author of a grammar of Chalcatongo Mixtec and a survival skills manual for graduate students in linguistics, and she is also current co-editor of the Papers of the Algonquian Conference. We are excited to have her energy and new perspective to take ELF into its third decade.The Vice-President’s position is now filled by Claire Bowern, Associate Professor of Linguistics at Yale University. She has done extensive work on Australian languages, particularly Nyulnyulan languages (especially Bardi [bcj]) and Pama-Nyungan languages (especially Yan-nhangu [jay]). Her books include grammars of Bardi and Sivisa Titan, an introduction to historical linguistics, and a guide to linguistic fieldwork. We are equally pleased with the new perspective that Claire will bring to ELF.The Healing Through Language initiative (www.healingthroughlanguage.
Endangered Language Fund leadership changes
Dear all,
Monica Macaulay: mmacaula@wisc.edu
Claire Bowern: claire.bowern@yale.edu
Alice Taff: alice.taff@uas.alaska. edu