Instructors

The best way to reach either Prof. Phillips or Mr Eastwick is by sending email. Both of us check and respond to email regularly. You should feel free to email us about any questions you have. If the answer to your question will be of general use to the class, then we will post an answer to the course web page (don't worry, we won't post your name).

• Prof. Colin Phillips
  Office: 46 East Delaware Ave., Room 301
  e-mail: colin@udel.edu
  Phone: 831-6809
  Office hours: Monday 12:00-1:00; other times available too, but send email in advance to arrange a time.

Dr Phillips has a PhD in Linguistics from MIT and a BA in Modern Languages from Oxford University. He moved from the UK to the USA in 1990 and has been at UDel since spring 1997. His research focuses on syntax, psycholinguistics and neurolinguistics. He ran in the Boston Marathon in 1996 and would be very happy if he could get in shape to run a half marathon this fall.

• Teaching Assistant: Ted Eastwick
  Office: 42 East Delaware Ave., Room 101
  e-mail: tbear@udel.edu
  Office hours: Friday 12:30-1:30, and other times by appointment

Mr Eastwick is a native of Baltimore and has a BA in Linguistics and Psychology from Northwestern University. He has been at UDel since 1996, and is currently a PhD student in the Department of Linguistics. He has been involved in research projects on language acquisition and psycholinguistics, and is currently pursuing research on sentence processing and Arabic morphology and phonology. His recreational interests alternate between golf and mountain biking.