Peter Staroverov
Peter Staroverov
Program in Linguistics
Department of English
Wayne State University
5057 Woodward Ave, Ste 10303.1
Detroit, Michigan 48202



Home CV(pdf) Publications Teaching and supervision

Click here for a list of student papers I supervised, and here for a list of my invited lectures

Below is a list of my current and past courses:
 
2017Phonology
- presentMA and Undergraduate course at Wayne State University
  
2017Basic Concepts in Linguistics
- presentUndergraduate course at Wayne State University
  
2016Morphology
- presentMA and Undergraduate course at Wayne State University
  
2017The cognitive and biological basis of sound patterns
 MA seminar at Wayne State University
  
2016Field methods: Mee (Ekari, Ekagi)
 Undergraduate course at Leipzig University. Co-taught with Martina Martinovic
  
2015The phonology of deletion

 
Graduate course at the University of Leipzig, program IGRA. Co-taught with Jochen Trommer
 
2014/15
 
Experimental methods. Graduate course at the University of Leipzig, program IGRA
 
2014/15Excitatory and Inhibitory Simultaneous Interactions of Grammatical Building Blocks

 
Graduate course at the University of Leipzig, program IGRA. Co-taught with Fabian Heck and Barbara Stiebels
 
2012Advanced topics in Cognitive Science

 
Advanced undergraduate course at Rutgers University. Teaching assistant to Ernest Lepore
 
2011Introduction to Cognitive Science

 
Undergraduate course at Rutgers University. Teaching assistant to Briane Keane
 
2010/11Introduction to Linguistic Theory
 Undergraduate course at Rutgers University. Teaching assistant to Paul de Lacy


Invited lectures I have given:
2017Aside of the dissertation
 Wayne State University. CMLLC Graduate Forum
  
2017MA Essay and Beyond
 Wayne State University. Program in Linguistics
  
2012Beyond Classical OT
 Invited lecture in Paul de Lacy's Phonology 315 course at Rutgers University


Student projects I have supervised (with some links to outcomes):
Ali AsiriDomesticating the foreign: the impact of English on language situation and culture in Saudi Arabia.
(2019)Committee member. MA essay, Wayne State University
  
Sultan AlharbiSociolinguistic and phonological variation of the Qaaf in Najdi Arabic in Central Saudi Arabia
(2018)Committee chair. MA essay, Wayne State University
  
Daniel AnkofskiSemantic processing in schizophrenia: the effects schizophrenia has on the Extended Wernicke's Area.
(2018)Committee member. MA essay, Wayne State University
  
Hamza Al BarrakThe progressive prefix ma- in Tiha:mi dialect, in Tiha:ma valley, southwest Saudi Arabia.
(2018)Committee member. MA essay, Wayne State University
  
Dhaifallah AlzahraniGender distinction in Zahrani Spoken Arabic.
(2018)Committee member. MA essay, Wayne State University
  
Xiayimaierdan
Abudushalamu
A study of phonological processes in Uyghur children: Optimality Theory and Harmonic Serialsim account.
Committee member. MA essay, Wayne State University (2017)
  
Amer AsiriNon-Active voice in Modern Standard Arabic.
(2017)Committee member. MA essay, Wayne State University
  
Yamei WangThe relationship between word frequency and stress patterns within disyllabic place names in Mandarin Chinese.
(2017)Committee chair. MA essay, Wayne State University
  
Saad AlshahraniA unified account of affrication in Najdi Arabic. Diachrony and synchrony.
(2016)Committee member. MA essay, Wayne State University
  
Laura BeckerLong-distance relations in Uyghur. Harmony between vowels, between consonants, and across.
(2016)Committee member. Graduate qualifying paper, Leipzig University
  
Ludger PaschenA unified account of Sye verb root alternations. [NELS paper]
(2015)Committee chair. Graduate qualifying paper, Leipzig University
  
Katja BarnickelResolving unexpected case concord in German A-N-N compounds. [journal paper]
(2015)Committee member. Graduate qualifying paper, Leipzig University
  
Sampson KorsahGa imperatives and Richness of the Base.
(2015)Committee member. Graduate qualifying paper, Leipzig University