For a full CV: Evans CV 2024

Education

• 2001    PhD Linguistics, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan
• 1992    MA French translation, Kent State University, Kent, Ohio
• 1988    BA French, The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio

Primary fields of interest:  Sociolinguistics, language regard, dialectology, and folk linguistics

Selected publications

In preparation

• Perceptual dialectology: past, present and future. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

2023

• With Mooney, Annabelle.  Language, Society and Power, 6^th edition. London: Routledge.

2020

• With Dunbar, Matt & Chartier, Nicole. Cardiffians’ perceptions of English in the UK. Journal of Linguistic Geography 8(1): 1-8.

2018

• With Mooney, Annabelle.  Language, Society and Power. Routledge.  Revised edition.
• With Benson, Erica & James Stanford. Language Regard: Methods, Variation and Change. Cambridge University Press.

2016

• Englishes in the West. An edited collection with Valerie Fridland, Alicia Wassink and Tyler Kendall.  Duke University Press.
• City talk and country talk: perceptions of urban and rural English in Washington state. In Cramer & Montgomery (eds.) Cityscapes and Perceptual Dialectology. Berlin: DeGruyter. 55-72

2015

• With Annabelle Mooney, Language Society and Power. London: Routledge.

2013

• Seattle to Spokane: Mapping perceptions of English in WA. Journal of English Linguistics 41.  268-291.
•  “Everybody sounds the same”: Otherwise overlooked ideology in perceptual dialectology.  American Speech  88:1, 63-80.

2011

• Seattletonian to Faux Hick: Mapping perceptions of English in WA. American Speech 86:4. 383-413.
• With Imai, Terumi. “If we say English, that means America”: Japanese students’ perceptions of varieties of English”.  Language Awareness. Vol. 20, No. 4, 315–326.