Grant Armstrong
Director - Undergraduate Studies
Professor / H.I. Romnes Fellow
1068 Van Hise Hall
Fall 2026 Office Hours
TBD
Biography
Grant Armstrong’s research centers on the description and analysis of the grammar of different varieties of Spanish and Mayan languages. His focus is on applying generative theories of morphosyntax to Spanish and Mayan languages in addition to language description and documentation.
Education
PhD, Georgetown University
BA, University of California, Berkeley
Recent Publications
Armstrong, G. & J.E. MacDonald (eds.) 2021. Unraveling the Complexity of SE. Dordrecht: Springer.
Fábregas, A., V. Acedo-Matellán, G. Armstrong, M.C. Cuervo & I. Pujol Payet (eds.) 2021. The Routledge Handbook of Spanish Morphology. New York: Routledge.
Grant Armstrong’s personal website