Past BAAL/Cambridge University Press Seminars

Information about previous winners is available below:

Dates Location Title Organisers
11 September 2024 University of Nottingham Practicalities and possibilities: Linguistic approaches to short-form social media Tamsin Parnell

Katy Humberstone

14 June 2024 Coventry University Virtual exchange as an EDI-compliant approach to language education: A Global South-North research-informed seminar Marina Orsini-Jones
24 April 2024 University of York Multimodality in applied linguistic research: Current trends and methodological implications Polina Mesinioti

Jo Angouri

19 May 2023 University of Edinburgh Developing researcher reflexivity for Applied Linguistics Sal Consoli
13-14 February 2024 University of Westminster Language and onward migration: Bridging Applied Linguistics with Migration Studies Petros Karatsareas

Vally Lytra

Adriana Patiño-Santos

4 and 24 May 2022, and 7 June 2022 University of Exeter Going meta: Bringing together an understanding of metadiscourse with students’ metalinguistic understanding Debra Myhill

Abdelhamid Ahmed

Esmaeel Abdollazadeh

10 June 2022 University of West London Researching vulnerable multilinguals: Developing an inclusive research practice Alexandra Georgiou

Sara Ganassin

8-9 July 2021 University of Surrey Language, literacies and learning in the disciplines: A higher education perspective Doris Dippold

Marion Heron

Karen Gravett

10-11 June 2021 Queen’s University Belfast Research synthesis in applied linguistics: Facilitating research-pedagogy dialogue Sin-Wang Chong
15-16 April 2021 Aston University Corpora in applied linguistics: Broadening the agenda Robbie Love

Gavin Brookes

Niall Curry

May 2019 Manchester Metropolitan University On the interplay of language, hospitality and social justice: Interdisciplinary threads Khawla Badwan

Samantha Wilkinson

John Bellamy

June/July 2019 University of Central Lancashire Applied Linguistics and transdisciplinary impact: Critical perspectives and opportunities for researcher development Michael Thomas

Nicola Halenko

10-11 July 2019 University of Leeds Creative inquiry in Applied Linguistics: Purposes, practices, possibilities Lou Harvey

Jessica Bradley

Emilee Moore

8-9 April 2019 University of Leeds Blowing away the dust: Illuminating the value of practitioner research in Applied Linguistics Loreto Aliaga

Judith Hanks

Harry Kuchah

Laura Grassick

20 April 2018 Cardiff University Forensic intersections: Interdisciplinary and multimethod studies in language and law Amanda Potts

Michelle Aldridge-Waddon

Chris Heffer

Frances Rock

23–24 August 2018 University of Oxford (In)formal second language learning: Implications for the classroom Henriette L. Arndt

Jessica Briggs

Christina Lyrigkou

23-24 April 2017 Sheffield Hallam University Challenging the pathologisation of non-standard language Karen Grainger

Peter E. Jones

27–28 April 2017 Aston University Minority languages in new media: Towards language revitalisation in Europe and Africa Elvis Yevudey

Colin Reilly

w/c 11 September 2017 Liverpool University Discourses of marriage Laura L. Paterson

Georgina Turner

18-19 March 2015 University of Essex The learning of foreign languages in primary schools in England: Issues and challenges Florence Myles

Rosamond Mitchell

26-27 May 2016 Heriot-Watt University New plurilingual pathways for integration: Immigrants and language learning in the 21st Century Nicola Bermingham

Gwennan Higham

27-28 June 2016 University of Leicester Historicizing the Digital: Language practices in new and old media Mel Evans

Caroline Tagg

24-26 June 2015 York St John University (De)Constructing Englishes: Exploring the implications of ontologies of the language for learning, teaching, and assessment Christopher J. Hall

Rachel Wicaksono

12-13 June 2015 Open University Eyetracking as a research method in online language education Ursula Stickler

Lijing Shi

7-8 September 2015 University of Roehampton The language of money and debt: The view from the ground Annabelle Mooney

Evi Sifaki

29-30 May 2014 University of the Highlands and Islands Languages in the UK: Bridging the gap between the classroom and the community in language learning Cassie Smith-Christmas
14 June 2014 Leeds Metropolitan University Learning and teaching for right to left scripted languages: Realities and possibilities Naeema Hann
26-27 June 2014 Anglia Ruskin University Approaches to identity in language Bettina Beinhoff

Sebastian Rasinger

4 July 2014 Institute of Education The multilingual university: Linguistic diversity in higher education in English-dominant settings and English medium instructional contexts Siân Preece
8-9 July 2013 University of Southampton Narrative inquiry in transnational migratory contexts: Epistemological and methodological issues Adriana Patino-Santos

Ana Maria Relaño-Pastor

11-12 June 2013 University of Birmingham Conceptualising multilingualism under globalization: Membership claims, social categories, and emblems of authenticity Angela Creese
19 April 2013 Open University Text trajectories: Developing dynamic approaches to textual analysis Janet Maybin

Theresa Lillis

13 July 2012 University of Leeds Adult ESOL in multilingual Britain James Simpson
17-18 May 2012 University of Birmingham Discourse and technology: Tools, methods, and applications Nick Groom
26-27 April 2012 University of Leicester Language and social media: New challenges for research and teaching linguistics Ruth Page
30 June – 2 July 2011 University of Bristol European dialogue for Sign Language Learner Corpora and CEFR Maria Mertzani
24 June 2011 Oxford Brookes University Reflection in the round: Discourses and practices of reflection in HE Paul Wickens

Jane Spiro

20 – 21 May 2011 University of Southampton Multilingualism in education Julia Huettner

Gabriele Budach

19 – 20 April 2011 Sheffield Hallam University Language, education & disadvantage: A response to the deficit model of children’s language competence Karen Grainger

Peter Jones

6-7 July 2010 University of Huddersfield Language in conflict: A conversation with Peace Studies Lesley Jeffries
June 2010 University of Birmingham Using corpus evidence in the classroom: Working with teachers & learners Alison Sealey

Paul Thompson

21 April 2010 Open University Academic writing in the 21st century: Towards a new framework for investigating, describing & explaining academic texts and literacy practices Caroline Coffin

Jim Donohue

9-10 July 2009 University of Sheffield Key themes in intercultural communication pedagogy Jane Woodin

Lesley Walker

15-16 May 2009 University of Warwick Connecting discourses: Academic and professional worlds Steve Mann

Sue Wharton

7-8 May 2009 University of Edinburgh Academic Language Corpora and Education (ALCE) Joan Cutting

Bróna Murphy

1-2 September 2008 University of Strathclyde Developing an applied linguistics curriculum for pre-service primary school teachers Sue Ellis

Elspeth McCartney

Jill Bourne

19-20 June 2008 Newcastle University Conceptualising ‘learning’ in Applied Linguistics Paul Seedhouse

Steve Walsh

Chris Jenks

Alan Firth

18-19 June 2008 University of Leeds Integration & achievement in a multilingual Europe: Languages for learning and life Jean Conteh
29-30 May 2008 University of Strathclyde Applied linguistics: What do primary teachers need to understand? Sue Ellis

Elspeth McCartney

Jill Bourne

25 June 2007 Birkbeck College, University of London Communicative competence revisited: Multilingual, multicultural, and multidisciplinary perspectives Jean-Marc Dewaele
22-23 June 2007 Open University Spoken online learning events: The need for a new paradigm in languages research and practice Jim Coleman

Regine Hampel

Peter Scott

18-19 June 2007 University of Bristol Language testing and assessment in Applied Linguistics: Identifying reciprocity in applied linguistic research Pauline Rea-Dickins

Guoxing Yu

Katie Scott

Barry O’Sullivan

15-16 June 2006 University of Leeds Language, migration, and the re-theorization of the sociolinguistic space: Towards a research agenda for Applied Linguistics Mike Baynham

Stef Slembrouck

Jim Collins

12-13 May 2006 University of Warwick Research perspectives on listening in L1 and L2 education Hilary Nesi

Shelagh Rixon

Richard Badger

Goodith White

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