Cécile Rey

Cécile Rey serves as an Associate Professor in the Department of French within the General Faculty at the University of Virginia. Her office is located in 371 New Cabell Hall, and she maintains regular office hours on Mondays and Wednesdays from 10:00 to 11:00 am during Spring 2025, with additional appointments available by request.

Her academic foundation includes:

• PhD in French Linguistics, University of Texas at Austin

Professor Rey's scholarly work centers on historical linguistics, sociolinguistics, dialectology, and language endangerment, with significant contributions to foreign language pedagogy and phonetics. She actively engages with critical linguistic preservation issues, having presented at specialized conferences including the Workshop on Endangered Languages and Revitalization at the University of Colorado Boulder (July 2011) and the Linguistics Symposium on Language Death at the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee (October 2011).

Her distinguished academic service has been recognized through multiple honors:

• ITS scholarship (2010)
• Julia Walther Scholarship (2009)
• David Bruton, Jr. Graduate School Fellowship (2009)
• Outstanding Contribution to Departmental activities (2008)
• Bourse Région Rhône-Alpes, France (2000-2001)

While her extensive teaching career includes lecturing positions at the University of Virginia (2012-2013), University of Texas at Austin (2011-2012), Baylor University (2010-2011), and UT Austin Assistant Instructor role (2005-2010), no information is available regarding graduate student supervision or research grants. Similarly, details about laboratory affiliations or research teams are not provided in the source material.