The Undergraduate Linguistics Library is sponsored by the Undergraduate Linguistics Club and MSA so that linguistics majors might have access to books and other resources that are essential for their academic prowess. The library consists of language dictionaries, language encyclopedias, a wide selection of course material and classic linguistics works. Any linguistics major, or anyone taking LING 385, the Experiential Practicum Course. In Room 185 in the basement of the Frieze Building.
Undergraduates can access the workroom for the sole purpose of using the library.
Keys to room 185 can be checked out from the Linguistics Office in 1076 Frieze during office hours, 8am-5pm. Click here for a list of the books in the library. Because there is no way to regulate students checking the books in and out, books may not leave the library. The library was founded by Joy Rowe, Jessica Rett and Amy Burke collectively. Donations were made by many faculty members, including John Swales, Sally Thomason and John Lawler.