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Melissa Mendelson,”Fostering motivation and success: Building strong classroom communities:<br />

A portfolio,” (MA-ESL Plan B Project), May 15, 2008.<br />

“Scanning skills <strong>of</strong> low-literate oral culture English language learners,” (MA-ESL Plan B<br />

Project), May 15, 2008.<br />

Tor Lindblom, “‘ If you’ re gonna …, then I’ m gonna…’ : Be going to Conditionals in a Spoken<br />

Academic English Corpus,” (MA-ESL Double Plan B Project), May 16, 2008.<br />

Christine Swanson, “Experiencing Minnesota, Learning English,” (MA-ESL, Plan B Project),<br />

May 20 2008.<br />

“Social sciences for ESL teachers,” (MA-ESL, Plan B Project), May 2008.<br />

Spring 2009<br />

David Graber, “Scholars-in-Training’ in History and Political Science and their Ability to use<br />

Foreign Languages in Research”, (MA-ESL Double Plan B), June 14, 2009.<br />

Spring 2010<br />

William Gunerius Sanders Leonard, “Applying a framework for psycholinguistic environment<br />

design to an online synchronous language learning course: Virtual Language Learning-<br />

Japanese in the California State Universities,” (MA-ESL, Double Plan B), May 24, 2010.<br />

Spring 2011<br />

Deb Leach “A short course in China: An online portfolio,” (ESL Double Plan B Project), April<br />

12, 2011.<br />

Karen Gosselin, “Developing an instrument to study the impact <strong>of</strong> functional load on the<br />

perception <strong>of</strong> Spoken English by L2 learners,” (ESL Plan B Paper), March 11, 2011.<br />

Karen Gosselin, “A study <strong>of</strong> address patterns: Spanish informal and formal forms TU and<br />

USTED and L2 learners’ difficulties in the interpretation <strong>of</strong> Spanish address forms,”<br />

(ESL Plan B Paper), March 11, 2011.<br />

Patrick Scully, “The pedagogy <strong>of</strong> improvisation,” (ESL Double Plan B Paper), April 28, 2011.<br />

Summer 2011<br />

Molly Willms “Learner language in dyadic telecollaborative reciprocal language exchange,”<br />

(ESL M.A. Thesis), August 25, 2011.<br />

Fall 2011<br />

Antonia Krueger “Cross-cultural auto/biography, acculturative stress, and expressive writing:<br />

Building a socioculturally responsive writing course for second language learners.” (ESL<br />

Double Plan B Paper), Dec. 1, 2011.<br />

Senior Thesis (year <strong>of</strong> completion)<br />

Grace Song (Linguistics) “Data” (Honors BA), Spring 1993 (Supervisor)<br />

Amanda Zaeska (Linguistics) “‘ Then I said ... and then he said...’ : An exploratory study <strong>of</strong> quotatives in<br />

Latvian interlanguage” (Honors BA), June 1, 1994 (Supervisor).<br />

John Mount (Linguistics) “The Role <strong>of</strong> Motivation and Attitude in SLA” (Honors BA) June 15, 1995<br />

(Supervisor).<br />

Naomi Duffy (Linguistics) “Subject Pronouns in the Japanese <strong>of</strong> English Learners” (Honors BA) June 4,<br />

1996 (Supervisor).<br />

Yumi Kamiyama (Linguistics) “Struggling for ‘ Nativeness’: Learning English at a higher level from an<br />

advanced learner’s perspective”. (Honors BA). June 2, 1998. (Supervisor).<br />

Amy Bluhm (Architecture) “Theatre <strong>of</strong> Bazaar” (Summa Cum Laude BA) August 8, 2000. (outside<br />

reader).<br />

Michael Seevers, (Psychology) “Spirituality and burnout syndrome in community mental health workers”<br />

(Honors BA) December 2001 (outside reader).<br />

Sabina Rukiya Sabur, (Speech & Hearing Science), “Effects <strong>of</strong> acoustic modifications to noisy<br />

classrooms: First and second language learning students,” (Honors BA) May 29, 2002 (outside<br />

reader).<br />

Elaine E. Tarone Full CV (1/2011) p. 36

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