Beata Jarosz

Dr. Beata Jarosz is an Assistant Professor with habilitation at the Department of Polish Education, Maria Curie-Skłodowska University (UMCS), Lublin, Poland. Her career spans over a decade at UMCS, including roles in academic editing, curriculum development, and sociolinguistic research. She specializes in professional languages, particularly Polish journalistic jargon, and has led major projects in media linguistics and lexicography.

• Education: Master’s in Polish Philology (UMCS, 2009), postgraduate studies in Academic Editing (UMCS, 2013–2014) and Intellectual Property Protection (UMCS, 2013–2014).
• Research: Focuses on sociolinguistics, media studies, and professional lexicons, with a landmark 2023 monograph on the professional language of Polish journalists (XIX–XXI centuries).
• Awards: Nominated for the Polish Academy of Sciences Linguistics Award (2024), recipient of multiple Rektor of UMCS Awards (II, III, IV, V degrees), and Brązowy Medal za Długoletnią Służbę (2022).
• Projects: Key contributor to the Excellent Science program (2022–2023), Nauczyciel na miarę XXI wieku (2019–2022), and international collaborations via CLARIN-PL and Erasmus+.

Her 15 most recent publications (2014–2023) explore topics such as diachronic evolution of journalistic language, lexicographic methodologies, and multimodal sports commentary. She is a reviewer for journals like Socjolingwistyka and Neofilolog, and serves on editorial boards including Białostockie Archiwum Językowe.