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researcher linguistics and anthropology educator

John Baugh, American linguistics and anthropology educator, researcher. Named one of Outstanding Young Men in American, 1986; grantee, American Council Learned Societies, 1980;, Ford Foundation, 1982. Member of Congress for College Composition & Communications, National Council Teachers of English, American Anthropol. Association, American Dialect Society, Linguistic Society America.

Background

Baugh, John was born on December 10, 1949 in Brooklyn. Son of John G. and Barbara G. Baugh.

Education

Bachelor of Arts, Temple University, 1972. Master of Arts, University Pennsylvania, 1976, Doctor of Philosophy, 1979. Trustee, Center Applied Linguistics, Washington, 1983-1986, vice chairman 1986.

Director Stanford Teacher Education Program.

Chairman American Linguistics Research Institute, Incorporated., Austin, Texas, 1985. Board directors George Washington Carver Museum, Austin.

Career

Trustee Center Applied Linguistics, Washington, 1983—1986, vice chairman, since 1986. Director Stanford Teacher Education Program. Chairman American Linguistics Research Institute Inc., Austin, Texas, 1985.

Board directors George Washington Carver Museum, Austin.

Achievements

  • John Baugh has been listed as a noteworthy anthropology educator, researcher by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Linguistic Society American, American Dialect Society (president 1992-1994), American Anthropology Association, National Council Teachers of English, Congress for College Composition and Communication.

Interests

  • Sailing.

Connections

Married Charla Larrimore. Children: Chenoa Trout-Baugh, John Gordon VI, Ariél Elyse Baugh.

Father:
John G.

Mother:
Barbara G. Baugh

Spouse:
Charla Larrimore Baugh

child:
John Gordon VI Baugh

child:
Ariel Elyse Baugh

child:
Chenoa Trout-Baugh