The CLASP program is home to a state-of-the-art laboratory for the analysis of discursive interaction. Situated in 291 Hellems, the CLASP lab is available for use by students enrolled in the CLASP Graduate Certificate Program. The lab also provides desks for CLASP students who have been admitted into the PhD program in Linguistics. Read more about lab research on the CLASP Lab .
In addition to a broad inventory of sophisticated audio-visual recording equipment and software, the lab features an extensive library of published works in sociolinguistics, discourse analysis, and linguistic anthropology, including texts from the collections of Rolf Kjolseth and the late William Bright.
Audio-visual equipment is available for check-out with permission from the CLASP director, Kira Hall. Library materials are restricted to in-lab use only.