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Masaru Yamamoto. is an emerging (critical) applied linguists and multilingual socialization researcher and a Ph.D. Candidate in the Department of Language and Literacy Education at the University of British Columbia. His primary scholarly interests encompass multilingual socialization in postsecondary and various other formal and informal ...
- About Me – Masaru Yamamoto
Masaru Yamamoto (he/彼) I am an emerging critical applied...
- Duff & Yamamoto (2024) has just been published! – Masaru Yamamoto
Duff & Yamamoto (2024) has just been published! Masaru...
- About Me – Masaru Yamamoto
Masaru Yamamoto (he/彼) I am an emerging critical applied linguists and multilingual socialization researcher and a Ph.D. Candidate in the Department of Language and Literacy Education at the University of British Columbia. My scholarly interests encompass multilingual socialization in postsecondary and various other formal and informal ...
Mar 6, 2024 · Duff & Yamamoto (2024) has just been published! Masaru co-authored a handbook chapter with his doctoral supervisor, Professor Patricia Duff, as part of The Routledge Handbook of Second Language Acquisition and Discourse (Patlridge & Prior, 2024). Language socialization research examines the concurrent development of linguistic and cultural ...
Congratulations to Masaru Yamamoto who successfully defended his MA thesis: “MULTIMODAL ACADEMIC DISCOURSE SOCIALIZATION: AN ETHNOGRAPHIC MULTIPLE CASE STUDY OF GEOSCIENCE STUDENTS’ POSTER PRESENTATIONS AT A CANADIAN UNIVERSITY.” on August 21, 2020.
Congratulations to LLED PhD student Masaru Yamamoto on being awarded a 2022 AAAL Graduate Student Award (US $800), a merit-based award that supports the attendance of outstanding AAAL graduate student members at the annual conference. Masaru will present his paper “Materials as socializing agents: Sociomaterial exploration of multimodal academic discourse socialization in a geoscience classroom” at the March 2022 Conference in Pittsburgh. Well done, Masaru!
Masaru Yamamoto will be presenting his dissertation proposal on Monday, May 8, 2023 at 11:00AM in the Multipurpose Room (PCN 2012), with the option to attend online via Zoom. For those who attend in person, there will be a light lunch afterward in the same venue.
Masaru Yamamoto is a PhD student at the University of British Columbia. His scholarly and professional commitments center around multilingual students’ additional /second language socialization in academic settings.
