KYUSEEK HWANG JACKSON

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ABOUT ME I received a PhD in linguistics at University of Hawai'i in December, 2008.  The title of my dissertation is the effect of information structure on Korean scrambling. Currently I am preparing for my son's arrival (due on February 25, 2009) with my husband, Jason Alexander Johann Jackson, in Hawai'i.  Curriculum Vitae Download [PDF] Research Interests Syntax Language Universals/Typology Experimental Linguistics Syntax-Semantics Interface Syntax-Prosody Interface Psycholinguistics Sentence Production Sentence Comprehension Korean/Japanese Linguistics Korean Historical Linguistics Austronesian Education Ph. D  (December 2008) University of Hawai'i (Dept. of Linguistics)             Thesis title: The effect of information structure on Korean scrambling             Committee: Prof. Amy Schafer (Co-chair), Prof. William O’Grady (Co-chair),             Prof. Yuko Otsuka, Prof. Ho-Min Sohn, Prof. Shuqiang Zhang (Outside member) M.Ed  (2002) Sungkyunkwan University (English Language Education), Seoul, Korea B.A    (1991) Sungkyunkwan University (English), Seoul, Korea. Languages Korean (Native) English Japanese French, and Latin Samoan, and Ema (one of East-Timorese). Publication See PUBLICATION Presentation See PRESENTATION