Leo van Lier Lecture Series
Linguistic scholars visit the Monterey Institute to speak in honor of the late Leo van Lier, esteemed professor, colleague, and friend of our community.
Remembering TESOL Professor Leo van Lier.
Upcoming Lectures
George Bunch
Associate Professor of Education
University of California, Santa Cruz

Lecture Topic: Pedagogical Language Knowledge: Preparing Teachers for English Learners in the New Common Standards Era
Date: March 1, 2013, 2:00-4:00pm in MG 102
Location: McGowan 102
Lourdes Ortega
Professor in the Department of Linguistics
Georgetown University

Lecture Topic: How Useful is Instructed SLA Research for Teachers, and What Does Epistemological Diversity Have to Do With It?
Date: Friday, May 17th, 2:00-4:00 pm
Location: McGowan 102
Steve Thorne
Lecture Topic: Coming Soon!
Past Lectures
Bev DerewiankaDirector of TESOL at University of Wollongong, Australia![]() Lecture Topic: Getting Personal: Using language to engage with readers to express feelings, persuade others to our point of view, judge peoples' behavior, and moderate our expression of attitude |
Shirley Brice Heath
Professor at Brown University and Stanford University![]() Lecture Topic: Moving the Human Eye and Mind: Visual, Musical, and Literary Arts in Grounding Cognition
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Bonnie Norton
Professor of Language and Literacy Education, University of British Columbia, Canada![]() Lecture Topic: The Practice of Theory in the Language Classroom |
Maricel SantosAssistant Professor Of English at San Francisco State University![]() Lecture Topic: In Search of a Common Vocabulary: Strengthening Partnerships in Health Literacy for Improved Immigrant Health |
Eve ZyzikAssociate Professor of Spanish at UC Santa Cruz![]() Lecture Topic: Focus on Form and Authentic Texts: A Compatibility Check |
Marc KaiserAssociate Director of the Berkeley Language Center and Lecturer in Russian at UC Berkeley![]() Lecture Topic: Integrating Film Clips into the Foreign Language Curriculum |
B. KumaravadiveluProfessor of Applied Linguistics and TESOL at San Jose State University, CaliforniaLecture Topic: Individual Identity in the Age of Cultural Globalization |
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