Emily Graham

Emily Graham is an Assistant Professor of Linguistics at the University of California, Riverside. Her research focuses on psycholinguistics, phonetics, and linguistic pedagogy. She holds a Ph.D. in Linguistics (2024) from the University of Texas at Arlington, alongside degrees in French and Secondary Education from Mississippi State University.

• Ph.D.: Linguistics, University of Texas at Arlington (2024)
• M.A./B.A.: French, Mississippi State University (2016/2014)
• B.S.: Secondary Education, Mississippi State University (2014)

Her research explores sentence-level processing, neurophysiological aspects of determiner phrases, and phonetic imitation in English sibilants. She actively contributes to pedagogical reforms, advocating for de-centering Standard American English in linguistics education. She serves on committees for linguistic pedagogy and gender equity within the Linguistic Society of America.