Arden G. Sanders, Ph.D.

Adjunct in Applied Linguistics
E-mail: Arden_Sanders@gial.edu

Education

Professional Experience

Publications

Education

1988	Ph.D.	Intercultural Studies	Fuller Theological Seminary, Pasadena, CA Contextualization Award for dissertation
1983	M.A.	Missiology	Fuller Theological Seminary Pasadena, CA
1976	M.A.	Linguistics	University of Texas at Arlington
1973	B.A.	Religion & Philosophy	Friends University Wichita, KS

	2006	Pragmatics and Relevance Theory	University College London London, UK
	2002	Higher Education Administration	University of North Texas Denton, TX
Languages
		English, FSI 5; Kamasau, FSI 4; Tok Pisin, FSI 4

	Dean of Academic Affairs
		2000-2005: Establish academic policies, handbooks and Catalog during inaugural years of a new institution applying for initial accreditation with SACS
	Adjunct Professor of Linguistics and Translation
		2006-present: AL 5316 Theory and Practice of Translation

	SIL, Int’l Papua New Guinea
		1998-1999: Editor, Data Papers on Papua New Guinea Languages 1997-1999: Director’s Assistant for Technical Studies; manage academic consulting and training policies & programs 1997: Translation Coordinator, translation consulting and translator training 1994-1998: Branch Parliamentarian, Chairman of Constitution Committee 1991-1992: Director’s Assistant for Secondment & Training, oversee national training programs; government liaison for secondment 1985: interim Regional Assistant Director for Sepik Region 1977-1999: linguist / adviser, Kamasau language project linguistics analyst; trainer & adviser in translation and literacy

Adjunct Professor of Linguistics

	Academic Adviser for Master’s students
		Academic Adviser for Master’s students at the School of World Mission: advise students in degree planning; graduation clearances

Arden G. Sanders

1989	“Kamasau perceptions of learning: traditional training and formal schooling.” Papua New Guinea Journal of Education. Vol. 25.2.
1988	Learning Styles in Melanesia. Ann Arbor, MI: University Microfilms International. Ph.D. dissertation.
1977a	“Guidelines for conducting a lexicostatistic survey in Papua New Guinea.” Workpapers in Papua New Guinea Languages. Vol. 21.
1977b	“Some synchronic analysis procedures for language survey data.” Workpapers in Papua New Guinea Languages. Vol. 21.

Arden G. Sanders (Advisor, Translator & Editor)

1999	Yumbui Ningg Wand Yuwon Ye. (Kamasau New Testament translation) Port Moresby, PNG: Bible Society of Papua New Guinea.

Arden G. Sanders (Editor)

1999	“Orthography and Phonology Database: Highlands and Papuan Regions.” Data Papers on Papua New Guinea Languages. Vol. 44.
1998	“Orthography and Phonology Database: Islands and Momase Regions.” Data Papers on Papua New Guinea Languages. Vol. 43.

Arden G. Sanders and Joy Z. Sanders

1994a	Kamasau (Wand Tuan) grammar: morpheme to sentence. Ukarumpa, PNG: SIL. ms.
1994b	Kamasau language pesky particles. Ukarumpa, PNG: SIL. ms.
1994c	Negation in Kamasau. Ukarumpa, PNG: SIL. ms.
1992	Organized phonology data – Kamasau Language. Ukarumpa, PNG: SIL. ms.
1987	“Kamasau orthography.” Data Papers on Papua New Guinea Languages. Vol. 33.
1981	Kamasau anthropology sketch. Ukarumpa, PNG: SIL. ms
1980a	“Defining the Centres of the Marienberg Language Family.” Pacific Linguistics A-56.
1980b	“Dialect survey of the Kamasau language.” Pacific Linguistics A-56.
1980c	“Phonology of the Kamasau language.” Pacific Linguistics A-56.
1978	Kamasau Language Grammar Essentials. Ukarumpa, PNG: SIL. ms

Arden G. Sanders and Joy Z. Sanders (Editors)

1996	Wand Tuan Wand Puate: Yumbo Yumbo Buagi Raqe Wund. (Kamasau Practical Triglot Dictionary) Ukarumpa, PNG: SIL.

Arden G. Sanders and Marty Rich

1982	Marxism and tribal societies. ms.