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Harry van der Hulst is a Professor of Linguistics and Director of Undergraduate Studies at the University of Connecticut's Department of Linguistics (College of Liberal Arts and Sciences). He holds a Ph.D. from Leiden University (1985) and has held academic roles at Leiden University (1977–2000) before joining UConn. His research focuses on Phonology, particularly stress systems, syllabic structure, sign language, language evolution, and graphic narrative linguistics.
Education: Ph.D. Leiden University (1985), Master's in Generative Phonology (Leiden, 1977). He has directed the Holland Institute of Generative Linguistics (HIL) and contributed to foundational phonological theories like Dependency Phonology and Radical CV Phonology.
Research interests include vowel harmony, phonological typology, and the interplay between syntax and phonology. His publications span over 200 articles and books, including Principles of Radical CV Phonology (2020) and edited volumes on vowel harmony and phonological history.
He is affiliated with the UConn Graphic Narrative Initiative, exploring linguistic analysis of visual narratives. No specific advising or grant details are listed, but his extensive editorial roles and institutional leadership reflect significant academic contributions.
