Teaching Professor of English and Linguistics
Professor Cochrane's research focuses on spoken, written, and online English, especially discourse by and about people with disabilities. Her work draws on discourse analysis and sociocultural linguistics. She includes undergraduate students in her research by running the Discourse Analysis Research Group at William & Mary. More information about her research can be found at https://discourseanalysis.wm.edu. At William & Mary, Professor Cochrane has been the recipient of the Thomas Jefferson Teaching Award, a Fellow for the Center of the Liberal Arts, a Fellow of the W&M Scholars Undergraduate Research Experience, and a STLI Fellow for Excellence in Teaching.
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About Leslie Cochrane
Professor Cochrane's research focuses on spoken, written, and online English, especially discourse by and about people with disabilities. Her work draws on discourse analysis and sociocultural linguistics. She includes undergraduate students in her research by running the Discourse Analysis Research Group at William & Mary. More information about her research can be found at https://discourseanalysis.wm.edu. At William & Mary, Professor Cochrane has been the recipient of the Thomas Jefferson Teaching Award, a Fellow for the Center of the Liberal Arts, a Fellow of the W&M Scholars Undergraduate Research Experience, and a STLI Fellow for Excellence in Teaching.
| Present | Senior Lecturer of English and Linguistics, William & Mary ‐ Linguistics Program | |
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