Gaurav Mathur

Gaurav Mathur investigates challenges and opportunities in the field of linguistics, with a particular focus on phonology and generative linguistics. As an Associate Professor in the Language, Education, and Culture department at Gallaudet University, he is dedicated to advancing understanding and knowledge in these areas. Dr. Mathur's academic journey is marked by a commitment to exploring the intricacies of language structure and its implications for communication. At Gallaudet University, Dr. Mathur teaches a diverse range of courses, including introductory phonology and morphology, phonology, and generative linguistics. He also guides students through independent study and research projects, emphasizing the importance of rigorous research methods in ASL/English bilingual academic contexts. His teaching philosophy is centered on fostering critical thinking and encouraging students to engage deeply with linguistic theories and their practical applications. Dr. Mathur's scholarly contributions are extensive, encompassing numerous publications and presentations that have enriched the field of linguistics. His work often explores the dynamic interplay between theoretical frameworks and empirical data, providing valuable insights into the nature of language. In addition to his research and teaching, he is actively involved in various committees, contributing to the development of policies and initiatives that support the growth of linguistic scholarship. Beyond his academic pursuits, Dr. Mathur is passionate about creating an inclusive and supportive learning environment for his students. He believes in the transformative power of education and strives to inspire the next generation of linguists to pursue their own research interests with curiosity and dedication. His commitment to excellence in teaching and research has made him a respected figure in the linguistic community. Dr. Mathur's work continues to push the boundaries of our understanding of language, offering new perspectives on phonological and generative linguistic phenomena. Through his research, teaching, and service, he remains a vital contributor to the ongoing dialogue in the field of linguistics, shaping the future of language studies at Gallaudet University and beyond.