- Majoring and Minoring in Linguistics
- Advising
- Linguistics Peer Mentors
- Linguistics Courses
- Cognate Courses
- Independent Study
- Honors
- Linguistics Club
- Pre-Speech & Hearing Club
- Undergraduate Research
- Funding and Awards Opportunities
- Transfer Students
- Transfer Credit
- Planning Your Career
- Commencement and Graduation
- Study Abroad
- Computational Tutoring
Peer Mentors are upper-level Linguistics students who support their peers through:
- Increasing awareness of the Linguistics major on campus
- Assisting undeclared students explore whether or not Linguistics is a good fit
- Creating a sense of community among declared Linguistics students
- Offering guidance on schedule planning and registration
- Promoting involvement in Linguistics clubs, and Linguistics adjacent clubs on campus
- Sharing strategies to support their peers in time management and study skills
- Providing a student perspective with their peers on specific LING courses and opportunities such as research and study abroad.
Peer Mentor Advising
- Linguistics Peer Mentors will offer in-person, virtual, or phone advising throughout the Fall and Winter semesters. Students will have the ability to select their preferred format when scheduling. Walk-in appointments are welcomed.
- Students are expected to arrive a maximum of 5 minutes prior to the start of their appointment and must wait in designated areas. If a student has not checked in 10 minutes after their appointment slot, the appointment will be cancelled.
