Mary Bucholtz

Specific Project Info:
Dr. Bucholtz’s research examines the intersection of language, race, and technology. She works on several projects, including the Mexican Indigenous Languages Promotion and Advocacy (MILPA) collective, the School Kids Investigating Language in Life and Society (SKILLS) program, and an intersectional communicative justice project. Topics explored in this research may include nonspeaking bilingual autistic Latinx youth, ADHD and communication in university settings, and speech-language pathology and social justice. Students will assist with field research, literature review, study material development, participant recruitment, transcription, data analysis, and possibly coauthoring publications.
Required Skills: Some Spanish ability is useful for most projects but not required.
Estimated Number of Students: No expectation; any number is fine.