Linguistics PhD Student
Teaching Assistant
Chad Hall is a British graduate student who attained a BA degree in Linguistics from University College London (UCL) in 2015 and a Masters degree in General Linguistics and Comparative Philology from the University of Oxford in 2016. Chad’s primary research interests are in Sociolinguistics and Phonetics, particularly the acquisition of local dialectal phonetic features by second language speakers, the relation between dialect attitude and speaker dialectal features and the phonetics-phonology interface. Chad has presented research at the University of Lancaster, the University of Edinburgh, York University in Toronto and Michigan State University. He is also a musician and soccer player in his free time as well as a loyal follower of the great Tottenham Hotspur Football Club near his hometown.