Justin Davidson
Associate Professor · College of Letters and Science · University of California, Berkeley
Quick answer: Justin Davidson is Associate Professor at University of California, Berkeley. Justin Davidson shows an active PhD hiring signal as of 2026-09-11.
⭐ For prospective and current undergraduate and graduate students, the MuHSiC project offers the opportunity to engage first-hand in corpus-based sociolinguistic research. Undergraduate and graduate students are openly invited to collaborate in data analysis, leading to possibilities for advanced (Hispanic) Linguistics undergraduate research in the form of a Senior Thesis, or, for graduate students
Research interests
Sociolinguistics, contact linguistics and language contact, language variation and change, Romance linguistics, quantitative methods (statistics, variable rule analyses for sociolinguistics, and computer software for statistics), sociohistorical linguistics, sociophonetics, bilingualism, Catalan, Spanish, dialectal diversification, non-English language pedagogy.
Selected publications (since 2023)
[2023] Chappell_García_Davidson_2023_SociophoneticsOfFricatives
[2023] MuHSiC project (Multilingual Hispanic Speech in California) initiated
Frequently asked questions
Is Justin Davidson hiring PhD students at University of California, Berkeley?
Yes. As of 2026-09-11, Justin Davidson's faculty page shows a PhD hiring signal: For prospective and current undergraduate and graduate students, the MuHSiC project offers the opportunity to engage first-hand in corpus-based sociolinguistic research. Undergraduate and graduate stu.
What does Justin Davidson research?
Sociolinguistics, contact linguistics and language contact, language variation and change, Romance linguistics, quantitative methods (statistics, variable rule analyses for sociolinguistics, and computer software for statistics), sociohistorical linguistics, sociophonetics, bilingualism, Catalan, Sp
Data last updated: 2026-09-11 · Source: phd-match.com faculty database.
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