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Paul Foulkes
Professor

Biography

Paul Foulkes works in phonetics, phonology, language variation and change, language acquisition, and forensic phonetics. He is a consultant with J P French Associates and director of courses in forensic speech science.

Career

  • University of Cambridge (Churchill College) 
    BA in Modern Languages (1989, MA 1993)
    MPhil in Linguistics (1990)
    PhD in Linguistics (1993) 
  • University of Cambridge (Clare Hall)
    Junior research fellow (1993 - 1994)
    Lecturer (English, Engineering) 
  • Newcastle University (Speech and Language Sciences)
    Research associate (1994 - 1997) 
  • University of Leeds (Department of Linguistics and Phonetics)
    Lecturer (1997 - 2000) 
  • University of York
    Lecturer (2000 - 2004)
    Reader (2004 - 2010)
    Professor (2010 - )
  • J P French Associates
    Forensic consultant (2000 – ) 
  • University of Canterbury (New Zealand)
    Visiting Erskine fellow (2008) 

Departmental roles

  • MSc in Forensic Speech Science Programme Director
  • Chair of Promotions Committee
  • PGR Admissions

Contact details

Paul Foulkes
Professor
Department of Language and Linguistic Science
Vanbrugh College B Block
Room: V/B/226

Tel: (0)1904 322669

https://sites.google.com/a/york.ac.uk/paulfoulkes/