CV Wiltshire

Also at UF:  Graduate Exam Committee/Comprehensive Exam Committee
                      Past Graduate Coordinator, Associate Chair, 8/00-7/05
                      Past Faculty Academic and Preview Advisor: CLAS Academic Advising Center
                      Past Advisor to the Linguistics Club

Before UF:
Department of Linguistics, Yale University 9/94 - 6/95: Lecturer with Ph.D.
Department of Cognitive and Linguistic Sciences, Brown University 9/93 - 6/94: Visiting Assistant Professor
Educational Testing Service September 1992 to August 1993:
Associate Examiner Critical Reasoning Group, Schools and Higher Education Programs

1993-1999: Consultant, Outside Review of GRE Analytical Sections

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Education

University of Chicago, Linguistics Department

Specializations: Phonology, Phonetics, Dravidian Languages

Ph.D. with distinction, August 1992

Dissertation: Syllabification and Rule Application in Harmonic Phonology

M.A. in Linguistics, June 1988

Thesis: Syllable Structure in IruLa: the role of one licensing condition in IruLa phonology

Yale College Bachelor of Arts cum laude in Mathematics, June 1986

Brown University, The Center for the Advancement of College Teaching Teaching Certificate, June 1994

Language study

Intensive Telugu: University of Wisconsin, Madison, Summer 1992

Tamil: University of Chicago, 1986-1989

Tamil: American Institute of Indian Studies, 1989-1990, as Junior Fellow,

Tamil Language Program in Madurai, India

Intensive Malayalam: University of Texas, Austin, Summer 1988

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Publications

Recent Articles in Journals and Books

to appear,Youssef Haddad & Caroline Wiltshire. "Paradoxical Paradigms! Evidence from Lebanese Arabic Phonology", in Perspectives on Arabic Linguistics 26, ed. by Reem Khamis-Dakwar and Karen Froud, Amsterdam and Philadelphia: Benjamins.
to appear, Caroline Wiltshire. “Emergence of the unmarked in Indian Englishes with different substrates”, book chapter for The Oxford Handbook of World Englishes, eds. Markku Filppula, Juhani Klemola, and Devyani Sharma, Oxford Press.
2013, Si Chen & Caroline Wiltshire. "Tone Realization in Younger vs. Older speakers of Nanjing Dialect", in Increased Empiricism: New Advances in Chinese Linguistics. ed. by Zhuo Jing-Schmidt. Amsterdam and Philadelphia: Benjamins, pp. 147-170.
2013, Priyankoo Sarmah, C. Wiltshire, & S.Hong. “Tiwa Tones in Monosyllables”, in North East Indian Linguistic Society 5, ed. by Gwendolyn Hyslop, Stephen Morey, and Mark Post, Cambridge University Press India, pp. 249-270.
2012, Devyani Sharma & Caroline Wiltshire, “Continua and Clines in the development of New Englishes", in Nevalainenen and Traugott, eds., The Oxford Handbook of the History of English, New York: Oxford University Press, pp.1135-1153.
2011,Yunjuan He, Qian Wang & Caroline Wiltshire, “英语二语学习者词重音声学特征实验研究" ("The acoustic features of English lexical stress by Mandarin speakers") College English (Academic Edition) Vol 8.2: 152-158.
2010, Priyankoo Sarmah & Caroline Wiltshire, “A Preliminary acoustic study of Mizo vowels and tones”, Acoustic Society of India. Vol 37.3: 121-129.
2009, Priyankoo Sarmah, Divya Gogoi, & Caroline Wiltshire "Thai English: Rhythm and Vowels", English World-Wide 30.2: 196-217.
2009, Priyankoo Sarmah & Caroline Wiltshire, “An Acoustic Study of Dimasa tones,” In Morey, S. and M. Post, eds., Tonology and Phonology in the Assam Flood Plain, pp. 25-44.
2008, Jenny He, Qian Wang, & Caroline Wiltshire "Production of English lexical stress by inexperienced and experienced learners of English", Canadian Acoustics. Vol 31.3: 128-129.
2006, Caroline Wiltshire, Prefix boundaries in Spanish varieties: a non-derivational OT account”, in OT Advances in Phonology, edited by Sonia Colina and Fernando Martinez-Gil. John Benjamins, pp. 358-377.
2006, Caroline Wiltshire & James D. Harnsberger, “The influence of Gujarati and Tamil L1s on Indian English: A preliminary study”, World Englishes, 25.1: 91-104.
2005, Caroline Wiltshire, “The “Indian English” of Tibeto-Burman language speakers” English World-Wide, 26:3, pp. 275-300.
2003, Caroline Wiltshire & Russell Moon, "Phonetic Stress in Indian English vs. American English", World Englishes 22.3: 291-303.
2003, Gary Baker & Caroline Wiltshire, "An OT Treatment of Palatal Fortition in Argentinian Spanish", In Romance Linguistics: Theory and Acquisition, Ana Teresa Perez-Leroux and Yves Roberge, eds, Amsterdam: John Benjamins, pp. 33-48.
2003, Caroline Wiltshire, "Beyond Codas: Word and Phrase Final Alignment", in The Syllable in Optimality Theory, C. Fery and R. van de Vijver, eds, Cambridge University Press, pp. 254-268.
2002, Caroline Wiltshire, "Variation in Spanish Aspiration and Prosodic Boundary Constraints", in Current Issues in Linguistic Theory: Selected Papers from the XXIXth Linguistic Symposium on Romance Languages, D. Cresti, T. Satterfield, and C. Tortora, eds., Amsterdam: John Benjamins, pp. 375-389.
2000, Caroline Wiltshire & A. Marantz, "Reduplication," Morphology: A Handbook on Inflection and Word Formation, G. Booij, C. Lehmann, and J. Mugdan, eds., Berlin: Walter deGruyter & Co., Article 57, pp. 557-567.
2000, Lucy Pickering & Caroline Wiltshire, "Pitch-Accent in Indian-English TAs' Teaching Discourse", World Englishes, Vol 19, No 2. pp. 173-183.
1999, Caroline Wiltshire & Elisa Maranzana, "Geminates and clusters in Italian and Piedmontese: a case for OT ranking", in Formal Perspectives on Romance Linguistics, M. Authier, B. Bullock, and L. Reed, eds. Amsterdam: John Benjamins, pp. 289-303.
1999, Caroline Wiltshire, "Expressives in Tamil: Evidence for a word class," Yearbook of South Asian Languages and Linguistics. Vol 2, Sage Press, pp. 119-137.
1999, Caroline Wiltshire, "The Phonological System of Tamil Expressives", International Journal of Dravidian Linguistics, Vol 28:1, pp. 15-32
1999, Caroline Wiltshire, "The Conspiracy of Luganda Compensatory Lengthening," New Dimensions in African Linguistics and Languages: Trends in African Linguistics, P. Kotey, ed., Africa World Press, Inc. , Vol 3, pp. 131-147.
1998. Caroline Wiltshire, "Extending Align constraints to new domains", Linguistics Vol. 36:3, pp 423-467.

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Recent Articles in Conference Proceedings

2011. Si Chen & Caroline Wiltshire. "Differences of tone realization between younger and older speakers of Nanjing dialect". Proceedings of the 23rd North American Conference on Chinese Linguistics (NACCL 23). Edited by Zhuo Jing-Schmidt. University of Oregon. Vol. 2, pp. 105-122. Distributed by NACCL Proceedings Online, The Ohio State University. Available for download at: http://chinalinks.osu.edu/naccl/naccl-23/NACCL-23_Proceedings.htm
2006, Caroline Wiltshire. “Pulaar’s Stress System: A challenge for theories of weight typology”, Selected Proceedings of the 35th Annual Conference of African Linguistics: African Languages and Linguistics in Broad Perspective, ed. by John Mugane, John Hutchison, and Dee Worman, p. 181-192. Somerville: Cascadilla Proceedings Project. Available through http://www.lingref.com/cpp/acal/35/index.html
2006, Caroline Wiltshire. Word-final Consonant and Cluster Acquisition in Indian English(es).” On-line Proceedings supplement, 30th Boston University Conference on Language Development. Ed. by David Bamman, Tatiana Magnitskaia, and Colleen Zaller. 10 pages, single-spaced. Available at: http://www.bu.edu/linguistics/BUCLD/supp30.html
2002, with Irene Moyna, "Phonological Idiosyncracies of the Spanish Playful Vocabulary", Proceedings of the 4th Annual Hispanic Linguistics Symposium, Cascadilla Press, 317-335.
2001, Caroline Wiltshire & Russell Moon, "Phonetic Stress Cues in Noun-Verb Pairs in American English vs. Indian English", NELS 31.
2001, Caroline Wiltshire, "Syllabification in Parallel in Spanish", LACUS XXVII, ed. Ruth Brand, Alan Melby, and Arle Lommel, LACUS: Fullerton, CA, pp. 327-338.
2001, Irene Moyna & Caroline Wiltshire, “Spanish plurals: why [s] isn’t always optimal”, Proccedings of the 3rd Hispanic Linguistics Symposium, Cascadilla Press, pp. 31-48.
2000, Caroline Wiltshire, "Crossing Word Boundaries: Constraints for Misaligned Sylalbification," in Investigations in Prosodic Phonology, Marzena Rochon and T. Alan Hall, eds., ZAS Papers in Linguistics, Vol 19, pp. 207-228.
2000, Caroline Wiltshire, "The phonology of the past tense in Tamil", BLS 25, S. Chang, L. Liaw, & J. Ruppenhofer, eds, p. 42-53.
2000, Irina Milnes & Caroline Wiltshire, "Optimal Stress Patterns in Russian Nouns", Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics 8, T. Halloway King and I. Sekerina, eds, Michigan Slavic Publications, Ann Arbor, pp. 296-313.
1998, Caroline Wiltshire & Louis Goldstein, "Tongue Tip Orientation and Coronal Consonants", ESCOL 14, Cornell Linguistics Club, Ithaca, NY, pp. 216-225.

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Edited Books

2002, Co-editor with Joaquim Camps, Romance Phonology and Variation. Amsterdam: John Benjamins.
2001, Co-editor with Joaquim Camps, Romance Syntax, Semantics, and their L2 Acquisition, Amsterdam: John Benjamins.
1989, Co-editor, with B. Music and R. Graczyk, Papers from the Twenty-fifth Regional Meeting, Chicago Linguistic Society, in two volumes: General Session, Parasession on Language in Context, Chicago.

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Supervisory committees for Graduate Students (in Linguistics unless otherwise indicated)

PhDs Chair:	Batais, Saleh Grad 5/2013	Consonantal and Syllabic Repairs of Arabic and Dutch Loanwords in Indonesian: a Phonological Account
	Al-Aghbari, Khalsa Grad 5/2012	Noun Plurality in Jebbali
	Gogoi, Divya Verma Grad 8/2010	Acquisition of Novel Perceptual Categories in a Third Language: The Role of Metalinguistic Awareness and Feature Generalization
	Sarmah, Priyankoo Grad 5/2009	Tone Systems of Dimasa and Rabha: A Phonetic and Phonological Study
	Bray, Jodi P. Grad 12/2001	Understanding sonority: an acoustic analysis of perceptual cues in English and Russian consonant clusters
PhDs Co-chair:	Wohlmuth-Ramirez, Sonia Grad 12/2008	Persistence of the Latin Accent in the Nominal System of Castilian, Catalan, and Portuguese (PhD. In Romance Languages)
	Habib, Rania Grad 8/2008	A New Model for Analyzing Sociolinguistic Variation: The Interaction of Social and Linguistic Constraints
	Baker, Gary K. Grad 8/2004	Palatal phenomena in Spanish phonology (PhD in Romance Languages)
	Pickering, Lucy Grad 8/1999	An analysis of prosodic systems in the classroom discourse of native speaker and nonnative speaker teaching assistants
	Sawallis, Thomas Grad 8/1996	An autonomous system for quantifying the perceptual use of acoustic speech cues: voicing in intervocalic t/d in French
PhDs Member:	Jangjamras, Jirapat Grad 5/2011	Perception and Production of English Lexical Stress by Thai Speakers
	Laphasradakul, Belle Grad 12/2010	Training Native Speakers of American English to Perceive Thai Tones using High Stimulus Variability
	He, Yunjuan Grad 5/2010	Perception and Production of Isolated and Coarticulated Mandarin Tones by American Learners
	Bao, Minghzen Grad 8/2008	Phonetic Realization and Perception of Prominence among Lexical Tones in Mandarin Chinese
	Li, Bin Grad 12/2006	Perception and production of English [n] and [l] by Chinese dialect speakers
	Al-Khairy, Mohamed Grad 8/2005	Acoustic characteristics of Arabic fricatives
	Park, Heenam Grad 8/2005	Second language reading: the interrelationships among text adjuncts, students' proficiency levels and reading strategies
	Yeon, Sang-hee Grad 8/2004	Teaching English word-final alveolopalatals to native speakers of Korean
	Cesar-Lee, Bernadette Grad 8/1999	Quantification of accented pronunciation by American English speakers in French-as-a-foreign language setting (PhD in Romance Languages)
	Lee, Hyeran Grad 5/1997	A feature-based account of long-distance anaphora
	Maranzana, Elisa M. Grad 5/1997	Toward a theory of reading acquisition as a synthesis of implicit and explicit learning
MAs Chair, Thesis:	Chen, Si Grad 8/2010	New Typology of Japanese Compound Accents and an Analysis in OT
	Ballard, Lee Grad 5/2010	Akan Vowel Harmony in Optimality Theory
	Chappell, Milla Grad 8/2008	The Role of First-Language Transfer and Universal Markedness in Second-Language Production and Perception of Word-final Obstruents and Obstruent Clusters
	Welch, William Grad 8/2006	Aspects of Zarma-Songhay Tonal Phonology
	Moon, Russell Grad 12/2002	A comparison of the acoustic correlates of focus in Indian English and American English
	Hendricks, Rodger E. Grad 12/1997	Connectionist modeling of tone spread in Mende
	Anuszewski, Patricia Grad 8/1997	Regarding the representation and organization of the nodes larynx and tongue root in a three-dimensional manner
MA Chair, Non-Thesis:	Gavrin, Jeong A Ahn Grad 8/1999
	Bray, Jodi Grad 5/1/1998
MA Member, Thesis:	Litzenberg, Jason Grad 12/2003	Yes/No-Question intonation of native speakers and international teaching assistants in academic discourse
	Monahan, Philip Grad 5/2003	Backward object control in Korean
	Hill, Rebecca Grad 5/2001	Production and perception of authentic and feigned Spanish accents
	Gomez-Canseco, Juan Grad 5/2000	El infinitivo tras verbos de movimiento en castellano medieval: reccióón directa vs. preposicional en seis texto téécnicos de los siglos XIII, XIV, y XV (MA in Spanish)
	Hansen, Kathryn Grad 8/1998	Is there a basis for stress-timed rhythm? eight languages compared
	Liljegren, Kristin Grad 5/1997	Syncopation and syllabification: how rock and popular music rhythms affect the French schwa (MA in French)
	Moyna, Marie Irene Grad 12/1996	The evolution of verbal voseo in Rio de la Plata Spanish: Evidence from plays and popular songs between 1880 and 1930.
MA Member, Non-thesis:	Blakemore, Heather Grad 12/1998

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