|
Dr.
Don R. McCreary (Ph.D., Linguistics, University of Delaware,
1984), Professor
of English and Linguistics, works primarily in lexicography and applied linguistics,
as well as ESOL. He edited DawgSpeak!, the dictionary of UGA
student slang, (2001, 2003, 2nd ed.), which is on the English Department's web
page, www.english.uga.edu. He has been a
Fulbright
Senior Scholar at two universities, the National University
of Malaysia
in Kuala Lumpur in 1991–1992, and Péter Pázmány Catholic
University in Budapest, Hungary in 2001–2002; an Erlangen Exchange
professor at the Federal
University of Erlangen, Germany in 1997, and a Moss Fellow at Keio University, Tokyo, Japan in 1985.
Dr. McCreary
is the Associate Editor of the Japanese–English Science and
Engineering Dictionary
(OHM, 1988), the English–Japanese Science and Engineering
Dictionary (OHM, 1993), and has authored many articles on
lexicography and
Japanese applied linguistics in journals such as the International Journal of
Lexicography, Lexicographica, Semiotica, and Language
Sciences. He is also the co-author, with Fredric Dolezal, of
'Pedagogical Lexicography
Today: A Critical Bibliography on Learners' Dictionaries
with Special Emphasis on Language Learners and Dictionary Users'
(Lexicographica
Series Maior 96. Tübingen: Max Niemeyer Verlag, 1999). He is on the
Advisory Panel of the Macmillan English Dictionary
and Macmillan Essential Dictionary at Macmillan.
|
