Carol Myers-Scotton is now affiliated with Michigan State University as an adjunct professor in the Department of Linguistics and Languages, and also a visiting scholar at the MSU African Studies Center. She retired in 2003 from the University of South Carolina where she was a Carolina Distinguished Professor.

Specializations: language contact, often dealing with the Bantu languages of Eastern and Southern Africa; also sociolinguistics (especially socio-pragmatics). She is best known for her studies on codeswitching.

Short Summaries of the Uniform Structure Principle, the MLFModel and the 4-M Model

New Curriculum Vitae (pdf file) (February 2013)

New Curriculum Vitae (rtf file) (February 2013)

Education includes:
• PhD (Linguistics) 1967, UW-Madison, Wisconsin
• MA (English) UW-Madison, Wisconsin
• BA (political science) Grinnell College

Email: myersscotton@gmail.com, myerssc3@msu.edu