Assessing the international impact of Sequoyah and his Cherokee syllabary Presented by Dr. Pete Unseth, Dallas International and SIL Thursday, January 29, 12:20-1:15, “Brown Bag Lunch” Mahler 7, All are welcome Many are aware that Sequoyah invented a syllabary for his Cherokee language. But too few are aware that his idea was spread to Canada,…
Congratulations to Dallas International alumnus Terrill Schrock for completing his PhD in linguistics at Leiden University. The title of his dissertation is: “A grammar of Ik (Icetod) Northeast Uganda’s last thriving Kuliak language.” Click here to view a PDF of his dissertation.
Starting Fall 2014, undergraduate students will arrive on campus to complete a BA with a major in International Service. Minors in the program include Linguistics, World Arts, and Cross-cultural Service. Students complete Junior and Senior level course work at Dallas International including courses in anthropology and language learning. Click here to view a complete list…
A forum for presentation and discussion of developing theory and practice in Bible translation This academic conference, co-sponsored by the Dallas International University (Dallas International) and SIL International, was held at the International Linguistics Center (Dallas International campus) in Dallas, Texas, USA. October 14-18, 2011, Dallas, Texas CONFERENCE THEME: The Future of Bible Translation: Creative Strategies…