Siri Tuttle
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Affiliated Faculty Associate Professor of Linguistics
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Siri Tuttle served as director of the Alaska Native Language Center and has worked
with the Alaska Native Language Archive to preserve and provide access to a vast collection
of manuscripts and recordings documenting Alaska's rich linguistic history. She is
an Athabascan languages specialist with special interests in prosody -- tone, stress,
and intonation. Her dissertation research on the Tanana language was done here in
Fairbanks. Since receiving her Ph.D. from the University of Washington in 1998, Siri
has studied San Carlos and Jicarilla Apache data at the Phonetics Laboratory at UCLA
and pursued questions in Navajo, Kaska, Ahtna, and Galice Athabascan at the Technische
Universität Berlin. Her present projects involve description and language revitalization
in Ahtna and Lower Tanana.
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Current Faculty
Anna Berge
Professor of Linguistics
Patrick Marlow
Associate Professor of Linguistics
Linguistics Program Chair
Wendy Martelle
Assistant Professor of Linguistics
Robin Shoaps
Assistant Professor of Anthropology
Sabine Siekmann
Professor of Linguistics & Foreign Languages
Siri Tuttle
Associate Professor of Linguistics
Director: Alaska Native Language Center