Eve Haque

Eve Haque is a Professor and the York Research Chair in Linguistic Diversity and Community Vitality at the Department of Languages, Literatures and Linguistics, York University. She is affiliated with the Faculty of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies. Her work focuses on linguistic diversity, sociolinguistics, and language policy, with an emphasis on how language intersects with community vitality and cultural identity. She is currently accepting new graduate students.

• Affiliations: York Research Chair, Department of Languages, Literatures and Linguistics

Dr. Haque's research interests explore the sociopolitical dimensions of language use, multilingualism, and the role of language in community resilience. She has contributed to understanding how linguistic practices reflect and shape cultural dynamics in diverse societies. Her scholarship bridges theoretical frameworks with applied research to address real-world language challenges.

Awards:

• York Research Chair in Linguistic Diversity and Community Vitality

Advising & Graduate Studies: Dr. Haque is open to mentoring graduate students interested in linguistic diversity, sociolinguistics, and related fields. Specific grants or ongoing projects are not detailed in the provided information.

Labs/Teams: Information on specific labs or collaborative teams affiliated with Dr. Haque is not explicitly provided in the text.