Current Research Projects

| Mesoamerican Languages Project | Chaco Languages Project |

CAIL faculty & students are actively involved in a wide variety of exciting and critically important projects. Some of these include:

“Preserving and Enhancing Accessibility Of Gosiute/Shoshoni Materials” (NSF sponsored; Principal Investigators: Mauricio Mixco and Marianna DiPaolo)

"Xinkan, Pipil and Mocho: Bringing Three Endangered Language Documentation Projects to Completion": (NSF sponsored; Principal Investigator: Lyle Campbell.

"Description Of Chorote, Nivaclé and Kadiweu: Three Of Least Known and Most Endangered Languages Of The Chaco” Endangered Languages Documentation Program (Rausing Charitable Fund, SOAS; Principal Investigators: Lyle Campbell, Verónica Grondona [Eastern Michigan U], and Filomena Sandalo [Universidade Estudual de Campinas, Brazil]). (Matacoan Bibliography)

For more information about these projects, or to learn of other projects currently in progress, contact the principle investigator (click on the name above to be directed to their faculty page) or contact the Center's director, Lyle Campbell at lyle.campbell@linguistics.utah.edu.

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