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Ryan Kopke serves as an Assistant Professor dedicated to biblical translation accessibility and worship engagement, with field experience as an exegetical and translation advisor for mother tongue translators in Vanuatu. He teaches linguistics courses including Introduction to Linguistics, Language & Society, and Articulatory Phonetics while emphasizing practical language application.
His educational background includes:
- BA Intercultural Studies (TESOL emphasis) from Biola University
- Master of Applied Linguistics and Exegesis from Mennonite Brethren Biblical Seminary at Trinity Western University
Research focuses on the intersection of language philosophy and biblical translation, exploring semiotics in communication systems and Greek language structures. His work bridges theoretical linguistics with practical translation ministry, particularly examining how philosophical frameworks impact cross-cultural scriptural interpretation.
No scientific awards were documented in the source material.
Professional experience includes serving as exegetical advisor for four language groups in Vanuatu after completing training at CanIL, though specific grant funding or formal student advisement details remain unreported. Current teaching responsibilities span foundational and advanced linguistics topics including Semantics & Pragmatics and Philosophical Perspectives in Linguistics.
Recreational interests include ocean activities, trail running, and hiking alongside family time.
