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Assoc. ProfessorShoshana Dreyfus

Associate Professor

School of Humanities and Social Inquiry

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  • Associate Professor
    School of Humanities and Social Inquiry
  • 42215976
  • University of Wollongong, University of Wollongong, Northfields Avenue, Austinmer, New South Wales, 2515, Australia

TEACHING INTERESTS

Potential Supervision Topics:

systemic functional linguistics
discourse analysis
genre analysis
appraisal
language and power
language disorder
language and meaning
academic and discipline literacy
intellectual disability
family and carer issues in disability care and support

TEACHING & SUPERVISION

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  • CURRENT HIGHER DEGREE RESEARCH SUPERVISION
    Metadata and Privacy in the Platform Age
    1 Jan 2021
    Doctor of Philosophy
  • CURRENT HIGHER DEGREE RESEARCH SUPERVISION
    A Mixed-methods Investigation of how Positioning and Design Affect the Experience of English for Academic Purposes at an Australian University
    1 Jan 2020
    Doctor of Philosophy
  • CURRENT HIGHER DEGREE RESEARCH SUPERVISION
    Empirical Identification of Moral Assumptions in Seminal Economic Works
    1 Jan 2020
    Doctor of Philosophy
  • CURRENT HIGHER DEGREE RESEARCH SUPERVISION
    Lived experience through the auto-ethnographic lens: an enquiry into the mental health experience of International students in Australian Universities during COVID-19 pandemic
    1 Jan 2020
    Doctor of Philosophy
  • COMPLETED HIGHER DEGREE RESEARCH SUPERVISION
    The Multi-Semiotic Expression of Emotion in Storytelling Performances of Cinderella: A Focus on Verbal, Vocal and Facial Resources
    1 Jan 2019 - 13 Aug 2024
    Doctor of Philosophy
  • COMPLETED HIGHER DEGREE RESEARCH SUPERVISION
    Making the Hidden Visible: A Linguistic Analysis of the Practice of Peer Review
    1 Jan 2018 - 20 Nov 2022
    Doctor of Philosophy
  • CURRENT HIGHER DEGREE RESEARCH SUPERVISION
    Can Children with Autism Learn Second Language Words Better than Children with Typical Development?
    Doctor of Philosophy