Jan M. Ulijn

Background

Ulijn, Jan M. was born on June 19, 1944 in Oss, The Netherlands. Son of W.M.C. and H.F. (van den Oever) University.

Education

Bachelor in French Language and Literature, Nijmegen University, The Netherlands, 1966. Master of Arts in Romance Linguistics, Nijmegen University, The Netherlands, 1968. Doctor of Philosophy in Social Sciences, Nijmegen University, The Netherlands, 1978.

Diploma in applied linguistics and science, Besançon University, France, 1967.

Career

Senior lecturer, associate professor Eindhoven (The Netherlands) University of Technology, since 1969. Visiting researcher laboratory experimental psychology Nijmegen University, 1977-1978. Visiting scholar school education department linguistics Stanford (California) University, 1979-1980.

Professor psycholinguistics Teachers English to Speakers Other Languages Summer Institute, Oregon, 1984. Visiting scholar Shanghai (People's Republic of China) Jiaotong University, 1987. Vice chairman research center technical knowledge transfer and communication Eindhoven University of Technology, 1986, chairman section applied linguistics, 1987, board directors post-graduate program technical and linguistics, 1987.

Achievements

• January M. Ulijn has been listed as a noteworthy linguist, educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

More photos

• book

  • Reading for Professional Purposes

Membership

Fellow Society Technology Communication. Member Association Néerlandaise Linguistique Appliquée (founder, treasurer 1972-1973), International Reading Association (Research award 1982), Linguistic Society of America, Studiekring voor Technische Informatie en Communicatie, Wetenschappelijk Redacteuren Kring, Dutch Association Language Teachers (chairman French didactics commission 1972-1976).

Interests

• Recreational biking, roman art.

Connections

Married P.H.W. van Dommelen, December 19, 1968. Children: Giel, Brigit, Rein.

Father:

W.M.C. van

Mother:

H.F. (van

Spouse:

P.H.W. van Dommelen

child:

Rein Ulijn

child:

Giel Ulijn

child:

Brigit Ulijn