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Trans and Queer Terrains Lab (TQT) (pronounced like "ticket") is an interdisciplinary research lab and reading group exploring questions around boundaries within fields such as applied linguistics, linguistic anthropology, and trans and gender studies. Convened by Dr. Ariana Steele at Penn State, we are a collectively run group dedicated to advancing necessary conversations within our interdisciplines through critical inquiry, collaboration, and dialogue.
Trans and Queer Terrains Lab (TQT) (pronounced like "ticket") is an interdisciplinary research lab and reading group exploring questions around boundaries within fields such as applied linguistics, linguistic anthropology, and trans and gender studies. Convened by Dr. Ariana Steele at Penn State, we are a collectively run group dedicated to advancing necessary conversations within our interdisciplines through critical inquiry, collaboration, and dialogue.
People
People
Director: Dr. Ariana Steele (they/them)
Director: Dr. Ariana Steele (they/them)
Assistant Professor of Applied Linguistics and Women’s Gender and Sexuality Studies
Research areas: language and gender, nonbinary language, trans studies, subjectivity/agency
Julian Canjura (he/him)
Julian Canjura (he/him)
Ph.D. candidate in Applied Linguistics
Research areas: social media studies, interactional sociolinguistics, language and gender subjectivity and governmentality
Jung In Lee (she/her)
Jung In Lee (she/her)
Ph.D. candidate in Applied Linguistics and Asian Studies
Research areas: critical discourse analysis, language, gender, and sexuality, L2 Korean
Yi-Fan Li (they/them)
Yi-Fan Li (they/them)
Ph.D. candidate in Curriculum and Instruction and Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Research areas: Trans studies, Youth activism, community-based education
Hannah Lukow (she/they)
Hannah Lukow (she/they)
Ph.D. candidate in Applied Linguistics
Research areas: second language socialization, language and political participation, queer and trans linguistics
Elanur Sönmez (she/her)
Elanur Sönmez (she/her)
Ph.D. candidate in Applied Linguistics
Research areas: Migration, Multilingualism, Translanguaging, Identity
News and Events
News and Events
Join us for a part of our Terrains of Normativity retreat with a talk by Dr. J Calder!
Thursday, April 9, 3:30pm
Dewey Room
Includes catered reception!
Part of our Terrains of Normativity retreat, come watch some incredible local and national drag artists and hear about how they work with norms in their art. This event is free and open to the public.
We are excited to invite PhD students whose research pertains to normativities to join us for a full-day retreat on Saturday, April 11. The retreat will include roundtable research discussions, a writing workshop, and community building, followed by drag performances and a dinner.
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