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About Reiko Kataoka

Reiko Kataoka earned her Ph.D. from U.C. Berkeley in 2011. Her specialization is phonetics, laboratory phonology, and psycholinguistics. Her main research interest is to investigate how listeners perceive speech, or how listeners map continuous and variable acoustic signals to stable mental representations of linguistic units. She has been teaching at SJSU since 2012, including a graduate class in phonology and undergraduate classes in phonetics and evolution of sound communication.

Positions

2012 - Present Senior Lecturer, San Jose State University Linguistics and Language Development
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2010 - 2012 Research Associate, Stanford University ‐ Linguistics
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Disciplines


Grants

2022 - 2022 Artistic Excellence Programming Grant
College of Humanities & the Arts, SJSU
$4,680
2021 - 2021 Sustainable Futures Curricular Communities Initiative Award
College of Humanities & the Arts
$200
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Professional Service and Affiliations

2022 - Present Associate Vice Chair, Academic Senate of the San José State University
2022 - Present Chair, Committee of Committees of the ASSJSU
2021 - Present Senator, Academic Senate of the San José State University (ASSJSU)
2020 - Present Member, Association for Laboratory Phonology
2011 - Present Member, The Phonetic Society of Japan
2007 - Present Member, Acoustical Society of America
2004 - Present Member, Linguistic Society of America
2022 Reviewer, International Journal of American Linguistics
2021 - 2022 Chair, Lecturers’ Council at the SJSU chapter of CFA (Lecturers’ Council)
2021 - 2022 Member, Organization and Government Committee, ASSJSU
2021 Reviewer, Languages, an international open access journal from MDPI (Languages)
2007 - 2011 Member, Society for the Study of the Indigenous Languages of the Americas
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Courses

  • Linguistics 101. Introduction to Linguistics
  • Linguistics 111. Introduction to Phonetics
  • Linguistics 113. Introduction to Phonology
  • Linguistics 201. Phonology: Theory and Applications
  • Linguistics 20. The Nature of Language
  • Linguistics 21: Language and Thinking
  • Linguistics 22: Language across the Lifespan
  • Linguistics 24: Language Variation in Space, Time, & Culture
  • Linguistics 122—English as a World Language
  • Linguistics 123—Sound and Communication
  • Linguistics 129—Culture, Language, and Ethnicity in the U.S.

Education

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2011 Ph.D., Linguistics, University of California - Berkeley
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2005 M.A., Linguistics, University of California - Berkeley
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2003 B.A., Linguistics, University of California - Berkeley
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Publications (1)

Conference Posters (2)

Workshop Talks (1)

Professional Reports and Other Publications (4)