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Episode #51: Serena Williams

EPISODE · Jul 9, 2024 · 56 MIN

Episode #51: Serena Williams

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“Go work with people in legal fields because they are the ones working on language access” Serena Williams received her PhD from UC Davis. She is a linguistic entrepreneur who leads walking tours, does genealogy research, is writing a textbook, developing K-12 linguistics courses, and is even writing a memoir about her time spent doing van life with her daughter while teaching her lessons tailored to the places they were visiting. She founded both the Language and Heritage Institute and Chronos Heritage Services. Serena Williams on LinkedIn Chronos Heritage Services Language and Heritage Institute From PhD to Life (Jen Polk) Topics include – genealogy – entrepreneurship – work environment – translation – language rights – language access – language justiceThe post Episode #51: Serena Williams first appeared on Linguistics Careercast.

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