I usually teach 201 once a year.  201 is a gateway course: it's a prerequisite for more advanced courses.  If you're interested in finding out more, click here.

Phonology (315) is an advanced undergraduate course that focuses on a current phonological theory -- Optimality Theory.  Find out more here.

Phonetics (415) is an advanced undergraduate course that focuses on how phonological symbols are implemented as speech sound.  The course emphasizes practical work; you are required to use laboratory equipment.  Many people who are interested in speech pathology take this course.  Find out more here.

From time to time I supervise undergraduate students for Independent Study.  Past students have worked on neutralization in German and the intonation of Riyadh Saudi Arabic.  Contact me if you have a proposal.

Students often wonder how difficult courses are and what the professor is like.  My teaching style involves a lot of class participation and small group work.  I expect a lot from my students in the advanced courses -- the workload can be heavy.  The best way to find out more is to ask people who have taken my courses - you can find them at the Undergraduate Linguistics Club.  You can also check out ratemyprofessor.com, though the trustworthiness of this site is often questioned!