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L MUEHLEISEN Victoria

ミューライゼン ヴィクトリア | L MUEHLEISEN Victoria
Affiliation and department:
Job title: Associate Professor
Homepage URL  (1): http://www.f.waseda.jp/vicky
Research keywords  (1): Linguistics, Semantics, English Education
Research theme for competitive and other funds  (1):
  • 2010 - 2013 Developing Teaching Materials for Enhancing the Acquisition ofUnaccusative Verbs by Japanese Learners of English
Papers (12):
  • Victoria Muehleisen, Maho Isono. Antonymous adjectives in Japanese discourse. JOURNAL OF PRAGMATICS. 2009. 41. 11. 2185-2203
  • Victoria Muehleisen. The Waseda-Colorado Bilingual Cross-Cultural Exchange Project, 2001 to 2007. Information Communication Technology Practice & Research 2007. 2007. 2007. 69-84
  • Muehleisen, Victoria. Introducing the SILS Learners’ Corpus: A Tool for Writing Curriculum Development. Waseda Global Forum. 2006. 3. 3. 119-125
  • Muehleisen, Victoria, Shioda, Tsutomu. Politics and Pedagogy in a Cross-borders Project. Education Across Borders: Philosophy, Policy, and Pedagogy: New Paradigms and Challenges. 2005. 295
  • Selecting and Using Internet Material in University English Classes. C@lling Japan/JALT CALL SIG. 1999. 8/3; p11-16
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Lectures and oral presentations  (5):
  • University students’ recognition and use of strings in L2 writing
    (Pan Pacific Association of Applied Linguistics 2009 Conference 2009)
  • Avoiding Plagiarism: University Students’ Recognition of Non-formulaic Language
    (JALT (Japan Association of Language Teachers) 33rd Annual International Conference on Language Teaching and Learning 2007)
  • Introducing the SILS Learner Corpus
    (From Corpus Design to Data Interpretation: Summer School,Universit〓 catholique de Louvain 2007)
  • Enhancing Communication and Cultural Understanding Among JFL Learners
    (International Conference on Japanese Language Education,New York. 2006)
  • Creating a Community through Asynchronous Communication: Blogging vs. E-mail
    (11th Conference of Pan-Pacific Association of Applied Linguistics 2006)
Education (3):
  • - 1997 Northwestern University Graduate School, Division of Arts and Letters linguistics
  • - 1990 Temple University Graduate School, Division of Arts and Letters linguistics
  • - 1986 Shimer College Faculty of Liberal Arts
Professional career (4):
  • 博士 (ノールスウェスターン大学(米国))
  • Ph. D (Northwestern University (U.S.A))
  • 修士 (テンプル大学)
  • M. A. (Temple University (U.S.A))
Association Membership(s) (4):
Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) ,  The Japan Association for Language Teaching ,  The Japan Association of College English Teachers ,  Linguistic Society of America
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