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Lenore A. Grenoble is the John Matthews Manly Distinguished Service Professor at the University of Chicago, specializing in linguistics. Her research focuses on multilingualism, language contact/shift, and sustainability of Arctic Indigenous and Slavic languages. She works with communities in the Russian Far North and Greenland.
- Recipient of Guggenheim Fellowship, ACLS Fellowship, and Fulbright Arctic Distinguished Chair
- Member of American Academy of Arts & Sciences
- NSF grants for linguistics and endangered language documentation
Her recent work explores language vitality in Arctic regions, bilingualism dynamics, and language policy in former Soviet territories. Publications span topics like tactile metaphors, spatial language in Kalaallisut, and the impact of urbanization on Indigenous languages.
She co-authored Reconstructing Non-Standard Languages (2022) and edited volumes on language contact and revitalization. Her teaching includes courses on multilingualism theory and practice.
