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must also demonstrate competence in two languages other than their
native language. The languages chosen should be relevant to their
program or professional plans. This requirement may be satisfied by
course work or examination. Reading knowledge is required for one
language. This part of the requirement must be satisfied before
advancement to candidacy. For the second language, either reading
competence or oral proficiency will fulfill the requirement, which must
be satisfied before the comprehensive examination is taken. A specified
level of computer literacy may also satisfy the second language
requirement. Where the doctoral committee considers it appropriate for
specific programs, additional language requirements may be imposed.
The following is a partial listing of courses
available in each of the four subfields of second language acquisition.
These are listed to indicate the range of offerings at the University of
Hawai‘i at Manoa and to guide students and their doctoral committees
in designing plans of study. The courses listed do not constitute a
closed list; other courses may be approved by students’ doctoral
commit-tees. In addition, the majority of the 600-and 700-level courses
listed have prerequisites, which students may be required to take in the
appropriate departments.
Second Language Analysis
ESL 640 English Syntax (3) (basic preparation)
ESL 642 Comparative Grammar and Second Language Acquisition (3)
ESL 680N Second Language Analysis
CHN 641 Contrastive Analysis of Mandarin & English (3)
CHN 642 Contrastive Analysis of Mandarin & English (3)
CHN 750C Research Seminar in Chinese Language: Structure (3)
EL 681A Topics in Language (3)
ENG 745 Seminar in English Language (3)
JPN 634 Advanced Japanese Syntax & Semantics (3)
JPN 650C Topics in Japanese Linguistics: Japanese/English Contrastive
Analysis (3)
LING 650 Advanced Linguistic Analysis (3)
LING 651 Advanced Linguistic Analysis (3)
Second Language Learning
ESL 650 Second Language Acquisition (3) (basic
preparation)
ESL 673 Applied Psycholinguistics & SLA (3)
ESL 680E Second Language Learning (3)
ESL 750 Seminar in Second Language Acquisition (3)
EDEP 768C Seminar in Educational Psychology: Learning (3)
LING 616 Biological Foundations of Language (3)
LING 670 Developmental Linguistics (3)
LING 750Q Seminar: Language Acquisition (3)
PSY 726 Seminar in Cognitive Science (3)
Second Language Use
ESL 660 Sociolinguistics & Second Languages (3)
(basic preparation)
ESL 680U Second Language Use (3)
ESL 760 Seminar in Second Language Use (3)
CHN 750E Research Seminar in Chinese Language: Sociolinguistics (3)
JPN 633 Japanese Sociolinguistics (3)
LING 635 Language Variation (3)
LING 750S Seminar: Sociolinguistics (3)
Second Language Pedagogy
ESL 613 ESL Listening & Speaking (3)
ESL 614 ESL Writing (3)
ESL 620 ESL Reading (3)
ESL 630 Program Development in ESL (3)
ESL 671 Research in Language Testing (3)
ESL 680P Second Language Pedagogy (3)
ESL 710 Teaching English as a Second Language (3) (basic preparation)
ESL 730 Seminar in English as a Second Language (3)
CHN 750B Research Seminar in Chinese Language: Teaching Methods (3)
EALL 601 Methods of Teaching East Asian Languages (3)
EDCI 631 Content Area: Language & Learning (3)
EDCI 641 Seminar in Foreign Language (European Languages) (3)
EDCI 667A Seminar in Curriculum (3)
EDEP 768G Seminar in Educational Psychology: Educational Evaluation (3)
ENG 680 Theory & Practice of Teaching Composition (3)
ENG 740 Seminar in Composition Studies (3)
JPN 650P Topics in Japanese Linguistics: Pedagogy (3)
Research Methods
ESL 670 Second Language Research Methods (3)
ESL 672 Second Language Classroom Research (3)
ESL 675 Second Language Interpretive Qualitative Research
ESL 678 Microanalysis in Second Language Research
ESL 680R Second Language Research Methodology (3)
EALL 603A Bibliographical & Research Methods (East Asian Languages
and Literatures) (3)
EDEP 602 Computer Analysis of Data (3)
EDEP 604 Multiple Regression in Behavioral Research (3)
EDEP 768H Seminar in Educational Psychology: Research Methodology (3)
EL 630A Seminar in Research Methods (European Languages) (3)
LING 630 Field Methods (3)
Sociology
College of Social Sciences
Social Science 247
2424 Maile Way
Honolulu, HI 96822
Tel: (808) 956-7693
Fax: (808) 956-3707
E-mail: socdept@hawaii.edu
Web: www2.soc.hawaii.edu/soc
Faculty
*K. Ikeda, PhD (Chair)--evaluation research, social change, ethnic
relations
*H. R. Barringer, PhD--theory construction, migration and assimilation,
comparative sociology (Korea)
*D. B. Chandler, PhD--sociology of law, victimology, conflict resolution
*L. Edles, PhD--sociological theories, cultural analysis and political
sociology
*C. M. Endo, PhD--social stratification and mobility, methodology
*D. T. Johnson, PhD--criminal justice, comparative sociology (Japan),
law and society
*H. Koo, PhD--development, social stratification, comparative
institutions
*Y. J. Lee, PhD--methods, demography, family, gender stratification,
aging/life-course, East Asia
*P. T. Manicas, PhD--theory, conflict, sociology of knowledge and
political sociology
*A. B. Robillard, PhD--Pacific Basin health development,
ethnomethodology
*L. O. Ruch, PhD--formal organization, sex roles, victimology
*P. G. Steinhoff, PhD--conflict theory, comparative sociology (Japan)
*D. W. Swift, PhD--sociology of education, telecommunications
*E. L. Wegner, PhD--social psychology, sociology of medicine and aging
*M. G. Weinstein, PhD--sociology of community, field methods, sociology
of knowledge
*S. Yeh, PhD--urban and population studies
Cooperating Graduate Faculty
L. B. Arthur, PhD--design and society
M. Chesney-Lind, PhD--criminology, gender and women's issues
J. Chinen, PhD--women and work intersection of race, class and gender,
race and ethnic relations
S. Millman, PhD--demography
F. S. Odo, PhD--Asian immigration to the United States, Japanese in
Hawai‘i
D. W. Wood, PhD--health services administration and planning
Affiliate Graduate Faculty
L. J. Cho, PhD--demography, human ecology
C. T. Hayashida, PhD--gerontology, medical, health services and policy
B. Koppel, PhD--rural sociology, social organization of agriculture
*K. A. Joe Laidler, PhD--criminology, deviance, sociology of law,
methodology
Y-S. F. Lee, PhD--environmental sociology
J. Leon, PhD--survey research
K. O. Mason, PhD--demography, gender, research methods
R. D. Retherford, PhD--population, social change
M. Sakurai, PhD--mathematical decision-making models, operations
research, game theory
*A. So, PhD--China, development, Chinese Americans
P. S. Xenos, PhD--social demography, comparative social stratification
Adjunct Faculty
P. Adler, PhD--conflict management, community studies
J. Dannenberg, JD--law and society
J. Manis, PhD--social psychology, social problems
*Graduate Faculty
Degrees Offered: BA in sociology, MA in
sociology, PhD in sociology |