Sender Dovchin (she/her)
@SDovchin
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Professor, Senior Principal Research Fellow, Curtin University. Opinions My Own
Western Australia, Australia
Joined February 2019
A new article inspired by my keynote address @AAALinks 2023. I am deeply thankful to my colleagues & students who positively engaged with this keynote. @CambUP_LangLing @CurtinEducation
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Beyond translingual playfulness: Translingual precarity
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Accent, Access, and Agency: A Conversation with Professor Sender Dovchin on Language and Injustice - Sender Dovchin, Roby Marlina, 2025
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It’s been an absolute pleasure working with Huseyin Uysal & Hyunjin Jinna Kim on this timely book. I'm honoured to have contributed both a chapter (with my incredible colleagues) and a commentary on Part 2. Pre-order here:
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Translingual Practices: Sender Dovchin, Rhonda Oliver, and @Li Wei
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In Translingual Practices: Playfulness and Precariousness, editors Sender Dovchin, Rhonda Oliver, and Li Wei offer a sophisticated exploration of transling
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Saying “yes” sometime can get recognition! Is this a new trend?
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Full article: Hybrid professionalism: multilingual cosmopolitan identities of immigrant English teachers
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Australia faces a critical teacher shortage, yet skilled migrant teachers remain marginalised due to systemic barriers. This hermeneutic phenomenological and narrative inquiry study examines the pr...
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It’s a real pleasure to witness that the Australian applied linguistics community is expanding & leading the world in diversity, equity, and "kindness".
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We’re thrilled to introduce the Editorial Board Members of our Cambridge Elements: Language & Power. Each member brings a wealth of experience & a shared passion for scholarly impact & innovation.
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As I step down from my role as Social Media Editor for @LanguageandEdu2 Education, I’m delighted to announce that Bolormaa Shinjee & Alexander Tang will be taking over. With an Impact Factor of 2.1, it remains a leading venue in our field.
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What a rewarding experience to curate the opening plenary session with Ofelia Otheguy Garcia, Zhu Hua & Li Wei, offering multiple perspectives on translanguaging. #AMMS2025 #universityofwarsaw
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Looking forward to our opening plenary session with Ofelia Garcia, Li Wei & Zhu Hua - all in person next week at the University of Warsaw! Huge thanks to Piotr Romanowski for making this happen! Brilliant program lined up — can’t wait!
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Beyond Linguistic Racism: Linguicism and Intersectionality Among Mongolian Background Postgraduate Female Students in Australia - Sender Dovchin, 2025
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This article investigates the experiences of female postgraduate students of Mongolian background in urban higher education institutions in Australia, focusing ...
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Mongolia, English in - Shinjee & Dovchin - Major Reference Works - Wiley Online Library
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While Mongolia is isolated thousands of miles away from the nearest English-speaking country, English has become one of Mongolia's most popular foreign languages since the collapse of the communist...
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New Cambridge Elements in Language and Power. Sumbit your proposal!
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Welcome to Cambridge Core
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Delighted to be a keynote speaker at this conference. The Call for Papers is below, and I encourage you to submit your abstract by May 15. Looking forward to seeing you at The University of Western Australia in November! .
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RT @Vijay_Ramjattan: The Oxford Handbook of Language & Prejudice edited by @JaneSetter, @SDovchin, and yours truly is now available for pre….
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Out soon! From political rhetoric to everyday conversations, language has the power to divide or unite. @OUPAcademic
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Looking forward to reconnecting with applied linguists in Europe!
amms.wls.uw.edu.pl
1st AMMS Conference on Multilingualism University of Warsaw, Faculty of Applied Linguistics 24-25 April 2025 The AMMS Students and Faculty are honoured to present their inaugural conference...
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Being in the classroom with Aboriginal students was a profound experience: translingualism is their natural instinct, emotions are warm, shaped by deep hospitality. Our learning was immersed in First Knowledging. It was a space of resilience, connection, and cultural strength.
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