Home CV (pdf) Research Publications Presentations Teaching Awards Resources	Lal Zimman (FAQ) University of Colorado Department of Linguistics UCB 295 Boulder, CO 80309-0295 Teaching Courses taught, Graduate Part-Time Instructor (University of Colorado, Boulder) LING 1000 Language in US Society (Fall 2007, Spring 2008, Fall 2009, Spring 2010): Large freshman-level lecture course (enrollment of 75-175). Serves as a general education course, a relatively non-technical introduction to linguistics, and an introduction to sociolinguistics. LING 1900 Service Learning Practicum in Literacy (Spring 2008, Fall 2009): A service learning course for students in LING 1000 that links students with local literacy programs serving children and families from minority language backgrounds. LING 2400 Language and Gender (Summer 2010): A sophomore-level course for both majors and non-majors. Fulfills CU's cultural & gender diversity requirement. LING 3545 World Language Policies (Fall 2008): A junior-level course geared toward majors in linguistics and international affairs. LING/ANTH 4800 Language & Culture (Spring 2009): A senior-level interdisciplinary course focusing on the twin fields of sociolinguistics and linguistic anthropologies: their histories, theories, methods, and the relationship between the two disciplines. Courses taught, Teaching Assistant/Tutor (San Francisco State University) ENG 420 Introduction to the Study of Language (Teaching Assistant in Spring 2004, Fall 2004, Spring 2006): Large introductory course for both majors and non-majors. Serves as a general introduction to the field of linguistics. PHIL 205 Formal Logic I (Tutor in Fall 2003): A technical course in formal logic required of philosophy majors. Humanities (Tutor in Spring 2002): Tutored individual students in general humanities as part of the San Francisco State University Community Access and Retention Program.