About
Cecilia is a PhD student in Linguistics and her research focuses primarily on topics related to langage contact in Mexico and the U.S. Cecilia is interested in Latino Englishes, Spanish-English and Nahuatl-Spanish bilingualism. More specifically she investigates how these language contact settings lead to language change, both at the community and individual level, particularly in phenomena such as quantification, ellipsis, code-switching, language dominance and language attitudes. Cecilia received her B.A in Teaching of Spanish and M.A. in Spanish Linguistics from the University of Illinois at Chicago, where she taught Heritage Spanish, Spanish as a Second Language, and Spanish Linguistics. Currently Cecilia serves as Editor's Assistant for the linguistics research journal, Language.
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