Andrew Bray

Events featuring Andrew Bray

Colloquium Flyer
April 5

Spring 2019 Colloquium - Andrew Bray

Miller Learning Center Room 245

Linguistics PhD Student, Andrew Bray, will be presenting: "Canadian features in speech of American-born NHL players."

Articles Featuring Andrew Bray

2019 Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award Winners Graphic in Red

Doctoral students receive 2019 Outstanding Teaching Assistant Awards

Monday, March 30, 2020 - 16:11pm

Two Linguistics doctoral students receive 2019 Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award!

Andrew Bray received the award for his teaching assistance in the Department of Linguistics and Dot-Eum Kim received the award for her teaching assistance in the…

Hockey

'Pass the puck, eh!': SC Stingray study suggests hockey players adopt Canadian accent

Thursday, January 31, 2019 - 09:50am

Andrew Bray, UGA Linguistics Graduate Student studying sociolinguistics, had an interview with ABC News 4 - Charleston, SC. Andrew's research suggesting hockey players adopt Canadian accents is discussed.

American Dialect Society Logo in blue, white, and red

UGA Linguistics Faculty and Graduate Students present at the 2019 American Dialect Society annual conference

Friday, January 4, 2019 - 10:55am

University of Georgia Linguistics Faculty and Graduate Students presented at the 2019 American Dialect Society annual conference in New Your City, New York, January 3-6, 2019.

Joey Stanley…

Major Professor:


Lewis C. (Chad) Howe

Associate Professor

Committee Members


Keith Langston

Professor and Department Head

Margaret E. L. Renwick

Associate Professor

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