Lusia Marliana Nurani

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[email protected]

Education

2010-Present Doctoral Student : Applied Linguistics, English Department, Arizona State University

2006 Master of Applied Linguistics in English Language, The University of Melbourne, Australia

1999 Bachelor of Arts in French, Universitas Gadjah Mada, Yogyakarta, Indonesia

University Employment

August 2014 EdXchange, Teachers College, Arizona State University

Editorial Assistant for (1) International Multilingual Research Journal, (2) Teachers College Publication, (3) Education Review, (4) Physical Education Journal

August 2013-December 2014 Graduate Writing Center, Arizona State University -Academic Writing Consultant-

Responsibilities:

(1) Help graduate students improve their academic writing and editing skills, (2)Deliver writing workshops, (3) facilitate graduate writing groups, (4) assist the supervisor to broaden networking between Graduate Writing Centers and other units in ASU to conduct discussion, workshop, or writing camp

August-December 2013 American English and Culture Program, Arizona State University -Academic Writing Coach-

Responsibilities:

Help graduate students improve their academic writing and editing skills

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January-May 2012 English Department, Arizona State University

Teaching Assistant-Graduate Level Course: Language and Gender Responsibilities:

Assist Dr. Larisa Warhol to teach Language and Gender class by preparing and leading weekly discussions, posting teaching materials on Blackboard, and assist Dr. Warhol prepare teaching materials.

January 2007-Present Humanities Department, Institut Teknologi Bandung. Bandung- Indonesia

(Currently on Study Leave Status since January 2010)

-English Lecturer- Responsibilities:

Teaching Academic Writing, Critical Reading, Academic Presentation, and Technical Writing for First Year and Fourth Year students respectively

January 2008-May 2009 Language Center, Institut Teknologi Bandung. Bandung-Indonesia -Academic Manager-

Responsibilities:

(1) Managing the course and the use of academic materials and resourses, (2) organizing placement tests for students, (4) supporting and supervising day-to-day activity in the center

March 2006-December 2006 LIA School of Foreign Languages, Yogyakarta-Indonesia and July 2000-December 2003 -French Lecturer-

Responsibilities:

(1) Teaching French Grammar, Listening, and Reading, (2) Working with curriculum team to develop French language curriculum, (3) Serve as students’ advisor for their final project

Secondary Teaching

June 2006-December 2006 Kolese De Britto, Catholic Private High School, Yogyakarta- Indonesia

Teaching French for Grade 11th students and preparing the students for national exam

January 2006-May 2006 Depok 1 High School, Yogyakarta-Indonesia

Teaching English for Specific Purposes: English for Science and Math Teachers

April 2006-June 2006 Teladan 1 High School, Yogyakarta-Indonesia Teaching TOEFL Preparation for 12th graders

Research Interest

-The Use of Ethnography for Research in Language and Society -Indigenous Language Maintenance/Revitalization

-Language Policy and Planning -Anthropology and Education

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3 Publications

Nurani, L. M. (2015). Schooling and identity: American Muslim’s attitude toward Islamic schooling.

Jurnal Sosioteknologi. 13/3, pp. 179-192.

Nurani, L. M. (2009). Methodological issue in pragmatic research: Is discourse completion test a reliable data collection instrument? Jurnal Sosioteknologi. 17/8, pp. 667-678.

Nurani, L. M. (2008). Critical review of ethnographic approach. Jurnal Sosioteknologi. 14/7, pp. 441 447.

Nurani, L. M. (2006). Managing lapse and re-engaging talk in conversation. Constientia. 1/1, pp. 14- 22.

Nurani, L. M. (2006). Dialect: variation in language. Constientia. 1/2, pp. 8-15.

Unpublished Research Projects

2012 Independent Research (Short Video Documentary). Silent Divide: Segregation in Higher Education.

Research Method: Visual Ethnography

2011 Independent Research. Schooling and Identity: American Muslim’s Attitude toward Islamic Schooling. Arizona State University. Primary Investigator: Dr. Teresa McCarty.

Research Method: Ethnography

2005 Master Thesis. Investigating Effect of Situation Enhancement in the Discourse Completion Test: A Case Study of English Request Act between Indonesian and Australian English Native speakers. The University of Melbourne, Australia. Advisor: Dr. Barbara Kelly.

Research Method: Quantitave (SPSS data analysis)

2003 Independent Research Funded by Directorate of Higher Education Republic of Indonesia.

The Difficulty Experienced by the Learner of French as Foreign Language to Distinguish Impersonal Verb.

Research Method: Quantitative (SPSS data analysis)

2003 Undergraduate Thesis. The Tendency to Avoid Passive Voice in French. Universitas Gadjah Mada. Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Advisor: Suryo Baskoro

Research Method: Mixed methods (Quantitative and Qualitative)

Current Project

Dissertation. Changing Language Loyalty and Identity: An Ethnographic Inquiry of Societal Transformation among the Javanese People in Yogyakarta, Indonesia.

Independent Research. Islamisation of Public education in Endonesia. Funded by JumpStart- Graduate Professional and Students Association, Arizona State University (henceforth, GPSA).

Grants and Fellowships

2015 Spring Completion Fellowship. Graduate Education-Arizona State University.

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2015 Doctoral Fellowship. English Department-Arizona State University. Fall 2014 and Spring 2015.

2015 Travel Grant. GPSA. Travel to East-West Center International Graduate Student Conference in University of Hawaii at Manoa, Hawaii, February 12th-14th, 2015.

2015. Travel Grant. English Department. Travel to Ethnography and Qualitative Research Conference (EQRC). February 9-10, 2015. Las Vegas, Nevada.

2014 Research Grant (JumpStart). GPSA.

2014 Travel Grant. GPSA. Travel to International Conference on Arts and Humanities in Honolulu, Hawaii, January 9th-13th, 2014.

2013 Doctoral Fellowship. English Department-Arizona State University. Fall 2013 and Spring 2014.

2013 Travel Grant. GPSA. Travel to American Association for Applied Linguistics Conference in Dallas, Texas, March 16th-19th.

2012 Doctoral Fellowship. English Department-Arizona State University. Fall 2012.

2012 Travel Grant. GPSA. Travel to American Association for Applied Linguistics Conference, Boston, March 24^th - 27^th

2012 Travel Grant. GPSA. Travel to East West Center International Graduate Student Conference, University Hawaii at Manoa, 16^th February to 18^th February

2011 Travel Grant. English Department-Arizona State University. Travel to American Association for Applied Linguistics Conference, Chicago, March 26^th- 29^th

2010 Fulbright Presidential Scholarship Program. Fulbright. Fellowship to pursue Doctorate degree at Arizona State University. Funding received from Spring 2010 through Spring 2013

2004 Australian Award Scholarship. Australian Government Overseas Aid Program. Fellowship to pursue Graduate Diploma and Master Degree at The University of Melbourne, Australia.

Funding received from 2004 through 2006

2004 Research Grant. Directorate of Higher Education Republic of Indonesia.

1999 Graduated Cum Laude. Universitas Gadjah Mada, Yogyakarta-Indonesia

1999 Best Student. Faculty of Letters, Universitas Gadjah Mada, Yogyakarta-Indonesia

1998 Academic Excellence Award for Muslim Student (Winner). Universitas Gadjah Mada, Yogyakarta-Indonesia

1998 Academic Excellence Award (Winner). Dies Natalis Universitas Gadjah Mada (The Anniversary of Universitas Gadjah mada), Yogyakarta-Indonesia.

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Refereed Presentations (all single author, unless otherwise noted)

2015 Education and Language Policy toward Justice for the Indigenous People: Critical

Ethnography of Language Policy and Planning Inquiries in Indonesia and Mexico. Presented in a symposium “Beyond Resource or Right: Critical Heritage Language Education and Social Justice”. American Educational Research Association Annual Meeting, April 16-20, 2015.

Chicago, Illinois. Co-presenting with Lagunas, R. (Upcoming conference)

2015 The Islamisation of Pre-University Public Education: The Case of Yogyakarta, Indonesia. East- West Center International Graduate Student Conference in University of Hawaii at Manoa, Hawaii, February 12th-14, 2015. Presenter.

2015 Changing Language Loyalty, Identity, and Societal Transformation: An Ethnographic Inquiry of the Javanese People in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Ethnography and Qualitative Research Conference (EQRC). February 9-10, 2015. Las Vegas, Nevada. Sponsored by the University of Nevada at Las Vegas. Presenter.

2014 Javanese Language Maintenance between the Homeland and Diaspora in the Homogenizing Time. TESOL Symposium. February 14th, 2014. Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona. Co- Presenting with Putra, K. A.

2014 Redefining the Javanese Identity in the Midst of Societal Transformation. 12th Annual International Conference on Arts and Humanities. January 9-13, 2014.

Honolulu, Hawaii. Presenter.

2013 Maintaining Javanese Identity through Javanese Language Education. American Educational Research Association, Annual Meeting. April 27th-May 1st, 2013. San Francisco, California.

Presenter.

2013 Investigating Effects of Situation Enhancement in Discourse Completion Tests. American Association for Applied Linguistics, Annual Conference. March 16th-19th. Dallas, Texas.

Presenter.

2012 The Use of Discourse Completion Test in Speech Act Studies. Conference on English Studies.

Universitas Atmajaya. November 7-8. Jakarta, Indonesia. Presenter.

2012 (Re-) Claiming the Javanese Identity: Intergenerational Voices from the Center of Javanese Culture. American Association for Applied Linguistics. March 23-27. Boston, Massachusetts.

Presenter.

2012 Schooling and Identity: American Muslim’s Attitude toward Islamic Schooling. International Graduate Student Conference-East West Center, University Hawaii at Manoa. February 16th- 18th. Honolulu, Hawaii. Presenter

2011 The Effect of Mother’s Attitudes toward Indonesian in Relation to Children’s Language Shift from Indonesian to English. American Association for Applied Linguistics. March 26th- 29th. Chicago, Illinois. Presenter.

Service

2014 Presenter. Workshop: Academic Writing Tips for Multilingual Writer. Organized by Graduate Writing Center in October 7th, 2014.

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2014 Assembly Member. GPSA. From January 2014-present.

2014 Facilitator. Workshop: Editing and Proofreading. Organized by Graduate Writing Center. March 2014 (one day)

2014 Facilitator. Brown Bag Discussion and Workshop: Writing Research Methodology.

Organized by Graduate Writing Center. March 2014 (one day)

2014 Facilitator. Writing Workshop: Travel Grant and Research Grant Application Writing.

Organized by Graduate Writing Center and GPSA. January 2014 (one day).

2013 Facilitator. Writing Workshop: Travel Grant Application Writing. Organized by Graduate Writing Center and GPSA. November 2013 (one day).

2013 Volunteer. International Association for World Englishes Annual Conference 2013.

November 16th-18th. Arizona State University. Tempe, AZ

2013-Present Research Grant Reviewer. Graduate and Professional Student Association, Arizona State University

2013-Present Travel Grant Reviewer. Graduate and Professional Student Association, Arizona State University

2013 Volunteer. American Association for Applied Linguistics Annual Conference 2013.

March 16th-19th. Dallas, Texas.

2012-Present Teaching Excellence Award Reviewer. Graduate and Professional Student Association, Arizona State University

2010-2011 Treasurer. Applied Linguistics Student Association, Arizona State University

2012 Volunteer. American Association for Applied Linguistics Annual Conference 2012.

March 23rd-27th Boston, MA.

2009 Facilitator. Speech Act Studies for English Language Teaching Workshop. LAN.

Bandung, Indonesia. (one day)

2008 Committee. The Eighth International Conference on Language. Institut Teknologi Bandung, Bandung-Indonesia.

2006 Constientia Journal Editorial Assistant. LIA School of Foreign Languages. Yogyakarta, Indonesia.

Workshop Attended

2014 Qualitative Data Coding and Analysis. Mary-Lou Fulton Teachers’ College. Arizona State University. Tempe, Arizona. February (1 day)

2013 Dissertation Production Workshop for Doctoral Students with Research Professor Christopher Clark. Arizona State University. Tempe, Arizona. (1 day)

2013 National Science Foundation: A Guide to The Application and Review Process with Dr. Marjorie Zatz. Arizona State University. Tempe, Arizona. (1 day)

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2010 Enrichment Seminar and Workshop for Fulbright Scholars. Fulbright. Chicago, Illinois.

(4 days)

2009 Professional Development Workshop for the Alumni of Australian Development Scholarship Recipients. Australian Aid-Australian Government. Yogyakarta, Indonesia. (1 day)

2004 English for Academic Purposes. The University of Melbourne, Australia. (4 weeks)

2004 English for Academic Purposes. Indonesia Australia Language Foundation. Jakarta, Indonesia. (8 weeks)

Additional Publication (single author)

August 2012 “Greeting from the Desert.” The American Indonesian Exchange Foundation (AMINEF) Newsletter.

Current Professional Affiliations

American Association for Applied Linguistics (AAAL) American Educational Research Association (AERA)

Student Organization

Applied Linguistics Student Association, Arizona State University Fulbright Students Association-Arizona State University

Graduate and Professional Student Association (GPSA)-Arizona State University