معرفی
Mizuki Mazzotta is an Assistant Teaching Professor in the Department of Russian and East Asian Languages and Cultures at Emory University, where she also serves as Japanese Language Coordinator. Her academic journey includes a Ph.D. in Applied Linguistics from Georgia State University (2018) and M.A. degrees in Linguistics (McGill University) and Applied Linguistics (University of South Florida). Her research focuses on instructed second language acquisition, particularly the role of affect and sociocultural theory in L2 learning. She has extensive experience teaching Japanese language courses and mentoring students at Emory and previous institutions like Georgia State University.
Education:
- Ph.D., Applied Linguistics, Georgia State University (2018)
- M.A., Linguistics, McGill University (2005)
- M.A., Applied Linguistics, University of South Florida (1997)
- B.A., English Literature, Soka University (1995)
Research Interests:
- Instructed Second Language Acquisition
- Corrective Feedback in L2 Writing
- Sociocultural Theory in Language Education
- Learner Affect and Motivation
- Technology-Enhanced Language Learning
- Cultural Awareness in Language Instruction
Awards & Grants:
- Recipient of multiple grants including the KAKENHI Grant (Japan), Mellon Humanities Pathways Grant, and Emory College Pedagogy Mini-Grant.
- Member of honor societies: Phi Beta Delta and Golden Key International.
Service & Leadership:
- Executive Committee Member, Emory College Language Center
- Organizer of Japanese Program Guest Speaker Talks and Cultural Events
- Reviewer for Language Teaching Research and other academic journals
- Interviewer for the Japan Exchange Teaching Program
Teaching & Mentorship:
- Instructor of Japanese language courses at Emory and Georgia State University
- Developer of study abroad programs in Japan and internship collaborations
- Mentor for Japanese interns and temporary faculty
