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Office
Hours
E-mail: yhaddad@fsu.edu
Office: DIF Room 339
Phone: 850-645-8190
Fax: 850-644-0524
Background Summary
Dr. Youssef A. Haddad (Ph.D.,
University of Florida) specializes in linguistics. His research
focus is syntactic theory. He is especially interested in the
cross-linguistic behavior of control structures. His dissertation
explores adjunct control in two South Asian languages, Telugu
and Assamese. He is also interested in the syntax and phonology/prosodic
morphology of Arabic.
Dr. Haddad also has a Masters
– more specifically, a Diplôme D'études Supérieures
– in Education. His teaching philosophy is simple. It is
based on two pillars: (i) transfer of knowledge and (ii) problem
solving. He always tries to design his classes around these two
ideas.
Dr. Haddad was awarded a Fulbright
scholarship to University of Texas at Austin in 2000. During his
studies at University of Florida, he received the College of Liberal
Arts and Sciences Award for International Student with Outstanding
Academic Achievement in 2006. He was also awarded the Russell
Dissertation Fellowship in Spring 2007.
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