Andrew Garrett: Curriculum vitae
Contact information
Visit me:
- Office: 1215 Dwinelle Hall
- Office hours: M 1-3 pm
Write to me:
- Department
of Linguistics
1203 Dwinelle Hall #2650
University of California
Berkeley, CA 94720-2650 - Email:
- Fax: 510-643-5688 (no office phone)
Education and employment
University of California, Berkeley
- Nadine M. Tang and Bruce L. Smith Professor of Cross-Cultural Social Sciences (2011–)
- Professor of Linguistics (2007–)
- Associate Professor of Linguistics (1999-2007)
- Assistant Professor of Linguistics (1995-1999)
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University of Texas at Austin
- Assistant Professor of Linguistics (1990-1995)
Harvard University
- Ph.D. in Linguistics (1990)
Dissertation: The syntax of Anatolian pronominal clitics [Mark Hale, Craig Melchert, Calvert Watkins] - A.M. in Linguistics (1986)
Harvard College
- A.B. (Folklore and Mythology, 1984)
Administration
Director, Survey of California and Other Indian Languages, UC Berkeley (2007–)
Director, 2009 Linguistic Institute
Awards and honors
Fellow of the Linguistic Society of America (2009)
Distinguished Teaching Award, UC Berkeley (2007)
Division of Social Sciences Distinguished Service Award, UC Berkeley (2002-2003)
Division of Social Sciences Distinguished Teaching Award, UC Berkeley (1999-2000)
Fellowships and grants
Principal Investigator (with Line Mikkelsen), "Karuk [kyh] and Yurok [yur] Syntax and Text Documentation", funded by the NSF (2011-2014)
Humanities Research Fellowship, UC Berkeley (2010-2011)
Principal Investigator, "Berkeley Indigenous Language Resources: Access, Archiving, and Documentation", funded by the NEH-NSF Documenting Endangered Languages program (2007-2010)
Humanities Research Fellowship, UC Berkeley (2004-2005)
Principal Investigator (with Juliette Blevins), "The Yurok Language: Description and Revitalization", funded by the NSF (2001-2004)
NEH Fellowship for University Teachers (1994-1995)
Visiting teaching positions
Linguistic Institute, UC Berkeley (2009)
Yurok Language Institute, Yurok Tribe (2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011)
Linguistic Institute, Harvard / MIT (2005)
Department of Classics, Stanford University (2004)
Linguistic Institute, Cornell University (1997)
Department of Linguistics, Stanford University (1991-1992)
Languages
Primary philological–historical research: English, Greek, Hittite, Karuk, Latin, Luvian, Lycian, Old Irish (Ogam), Rumsen (Ohlone), Yurok
In situ fieldwork experience: Karuk, Northern Paiute, Northern Sierra Miwok, Yurok
Consulting work: Hupa, Karuk, Yurok
Professional service
Elected member, Executive Committee, Linguistic Society of America
Editorial boards: Brill's Studies in Indo-European Languages & Linguistics, Language Dynamics and Change