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Diana Iuele-Colilli (Modern Languages), Ph.D. (Toronto)

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Department of Modern Languages and Literatures

L-721, R.D. Parker Building

(705) 675-1151, ext. 4274
diuele@laurentian.ca

RESEARCH INTERESTS

Dr. Diana Iuele-Colilli holds a B.A. (University of Western Ontario), an M.A. and a Ph.D. (University of Toronto) in Italian Linguistics. She is Professor of Italian Studies at Laurentian University and has been a Visiting Professor at Middlebury College’s Scuola italiana since 1997. Her areas of teaching and research are Italian language at all levels, general and historical Italian linguistics, Italian dialectology, language acquisition and Italian-Canadian studies.

REPRESENTATIVE PUBLICATIONS

Along with a variety of articles on Italian dialectology, linguistic acculturation, language pedagogy and the Italian community in Ontario, she is the co-author of “Lettura e conversazione” (1986), and the author of “I friulani di Sudbury” (1994), and “Italian Faces: Images of the Italian Community of Sudbury/Volti italiani: Immagini della comunità italiana di Sudbury” (2000). She has also edited “The Harvest of a New Life: Documenting, Thinking and Representing the Italian-Canadian Experience” (2002). She is currently working on the integration of computers and multimedia technology in the Italian classroom and a linguistic atlas of Italian spoken in Ontario.

Diana Iuele-Colilli (Langues modernes), Ph.D. (Toronto)

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Seulement en anglais

Département de langues et littératures modernes

L-721, Édifice R.D. Parker

(705) 675-1151, poste 4274
diuele@laurentienne.ca

INTÉRÊTS DE RECHERCHE

Dr. Diana Iuele-Colilli holds; a B.A. (University of Western Ontario), an M.A., and a Ph.D. (University of Toronto) in Italian Linguistics. She is Professor of Italian Studies at Laurentian University and has been a Visiting Professor at Middlebury College’s Scuola italiana since 1997. Her areas of teaching and research are Italian language at all levels, general and historical Italian linguistics, Italian dialectology, language acquisition and Italian-Canadian studies.

PUBLICATIONS REPRÉSENTATIVES

Along with a variety of articles on Italian dialectology, linguistic acculturation, language pedagogy and the Italian community in Ontario, she is the co-author of “Lettura e conversazione” (1986), and the author of “I friulani di Sudbury” (1994), and “Italian Faces: Images of the Italian Community of Sudbury/Volti italiani: Immagini della comunità italiana di Sudbury” (2000). She has also edited “The Harvest of a New Life: Documenting, Thinking and Representing the Italian-Canadian Experience” (2002). She is currently working on the integration of computers and multimedia technology in the Italian classroom and a linguistic atlas of Italian spoken in Ontario.