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Robert Troyer

Department Head, Professor of Linguistics, English Studies Department

89123 | troyerr@wou.edu
BELL 301

Why I chose WOU

At WOU since

09/16/2007

Hobbies

Fun fact

Aside from being a linguist, I'm a PCIA certified rock climbing instructor and I occasionally teach Intro to Rock Climbing classes and weekend lead-climbing workshops for the WOU Health and Wellness Center. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Hometown

Amity, Oregon

Favorite book/movie

Office Hours

Mon	Tues	Weds	Thurs	Fri
12:30-1:30pm	12:30-2:00pm	12:30-1:30pm	zoom 10:00-11:30
Zoom: https://wou-edu.zoom.us/j/82559101014

Classes Taught

Course	Title	Location	Days	Times
LING 209	INTRODUCTION TO LANGUAGE STUDY	HYBRD* CRS	-------	-
LING 490	HISTORY OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE	--- ---	-------	-
LING 410	THEOR FORGN LANG ACQ	BELL 107	-M-W---	1400-1550
LING 209	INTRODUCTION TO LANGUAGE STUDY	CH 101	--T----	1000-1150
LING 315	STRUCT OF ENGLISH I	BELL 111	-M-W---	1000-1150

Areas of responsibility

Professor of Linguistics

Institutional Reveiw Board Member

Research

Linguistic Landscape Resources

Education

Ph.D. in Linguistics: English as an International Langauge Program, 2007, Chulalongkorn University Bangkok

MAT in Seconday Education, 1999, Western Oregon University, Monmouth

BS in Interdisciplinary Studies, 1994, Western Oregon State College, Monmouth

Professional experience

Awards and honors

Professional memberships

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