The Interdisciplinary Committee on Linguistics coordinates interdisciplinary linguistics courses and programs in reference to scheduling, advisement, conferences, lectures, evaluations, and information dissemination. The committee is administered through the Department of English, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, and its scope is ASU (especially the Tempe campus, but not limited to the Tempe campus). Membership is by appointment.

The committee exists as the only venue for coordination and communication among the several graduate programs on campus related to linguistics. Those programs include, but are not limited to:

• The MA and PhD in Linguistics and Applied Linguistics
• The Master of Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages
• The Master of Arts in Spanish, concentration in Applied Linguistics
• The Interdisciplinary PhD in Speech and Hearing Science
• The MA in Educating Multilingual Learners in the Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College
• The MA and PhD in Anthropology
• The MA and PhD in Psychology
• The PhD in Comparative Culture and Language
• The MA in Chinese
• The MA in Japanese
• The PhD in East Asian Languages and Civilization

The Interdisciplinary Committee on Linguistics is also the coordinating body for a graduate certificate in linguistics. The committee also helps coordinate graduate course offerings in the programs related to linguistics. The committee co-sponsors occasional lectures and organizes major events related to linguistics across the ASU campuses.

• Karen Adams, Professor, English
• Hope Anderson, Clinical Assistant Professor, International Letters and Cultures
• Katherine (Kate) Anderson, Assistant Professor, Teacher Education and Leadership
• Mariana Bahtchevanova, Principal Lecturer, International Letters and Cultures
• Katherine (Katie) Bernstein, Assistant Professor, Teacher Education and Leadership
• Alvaro Cerron-Palomino, Associate Professor, International Letters and Cultures
• Patricia Friedrich, Associate Professor, Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences
• Mark James, Associate Professor, English
• Robert Kleinsasser, Associate Professor, Teacher Education and Leadership
• Judit Kroo, Assistant Professor, International Letters and Cultures
• Jianling Liao, Assistant Professor, International Letters and Cultures
• Aya Matsuda, Associate Professor, English
• Brendan O'Connor, Associate Professor, Transborder Studies
• Young Oh, Associate Professor, International Letters and Cultures
• Helene Ossipov, Associate Professor, International Letters and Cultures
• Lindsey Patterson, Instructor of American Sign Language, International Letters and Cultures
• Tyler Peterson, Assistant Professor, English
• Matthew Prior, Associate Professor, English
• Kathryn Pruitt, Assistant Professor, English
• Amy Shinabarger, Lecturer, Integrative Sciences and Arts
• Danko Sipka, Professor, International Letters and Cultures
• Cindi SturtzSreetharan, Associate Professor, Human Evolution and Social Change
• Ebru Turker, Assistant Professor, International Letters and Cultures
• Elly van Gelderen, Regents' Professor, English