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| Biography: | Professor Ifeoma Udoye is a Nigerian linguist and academic, currently serving as a Faculty of Arts member in the Department of English at Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University, Igbariam Campus, Anambra State, Nigeria. She specializes in Sociolinguistics and Onomastics (the study of names), which are central to her research and academic contributions.<br /><br />She holds a PhD in Linguistics and has a strong research focus on the semantics of dying anthroponyms (names) within the context of Igbo language and culture. Her work is notable for exploring the linguistic and cultural significance of names, particularly in relation to social identity and heritage.<br /><br />She is also involved in the broader academic community, contributing to the development and dissemination of linguistic knowledge both within and beyond Nigeria.<br /><br /><br />Professor Ifeoma Udoye is not only an reputable academic but also deeply involved in humanitarian services. She engages in various community outreach programs, focusing on educational development and empowerment initiatives in hard to reach areas in Anambra state. Additionally, she contributes to programmes that support the preservation of indigenous languages, recognizing the importance of linguistic heritage in cultural identity and education.<br /><br />Her humanitarian efforts also extend to supporting initiatives that provide resources and educational opportunities for children in rural areas, helping to bridge the educational gap and promote social equity. These activities reflect her commitment to using her academic expertise for the betterment of society. | ||
| Faculty/Department/Unit: | Department of English | Rank: | Professor |
| Research Interest: | Onomastics, Sociolinguistics and Applied Linguistics | ||
| Educational Qualifications: | PhD (Linguistics)<br />MA (Linguistics)<br />BA (Linguistics) | ||
| Universities Attended: | Nasarawa State University, Keffi.<br />Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka Anambra state. | ||
| Publications: | Some of her publications are:<br />Udoye, I.E. 2010: “An Appraisal of Igbo Language: Towards Overcoming the Challenges of Sustainable Development in Nigeria” in International Journal of Humanities. Pan-African Book Company, Accra Vol.2 No.2 34-37.<br /><br />Udoye, I.E. 2012 “Beyond Policies: A Sociolinguistic Study of Anambra State Women” in Journal of the American Society of Geolinguisitics. Cummings + Hathaway, New York. 115-120. Selected Papers from the International Conference September 23-24, 2011.<br /><br />Udoye, I.E ,Akpamgbo, U, & Asimuonye, A. 2014: “Factors that Hinder E-learning among Igbo Language Teachers: Implication for National Consciousness” in Research on Humanities and Social Sciences Vol.4 No.27.(available at http://iiste.org/Journals/index.php/RHSS/issue/view/1606<br />Udoye, I.E 2016: “Igbo Anthroponyms and the Challenges of the Girl Child: A Sociolinguistic Study” in Journal of Humanities and Cultural Studies (R&D) Vol.1 No.2 (available at http://jrsdjournal.wix.com/humanities-cultural).<br /><br />Udoye, I.E, 2016: “The Impact of the National Policy on Education (NPE) on Multilingual Proficiency in Nigeria” in European Journal of English Language and Literature Studies Vol.4, Issue 3. Pp 14 – 22.http://www.eajournals.org/journals/european-journal-of-english-language-and-literature-studies-ejells/vol-4-issue-3-april-2016/<br /><br />Udoye, I.E, 2018: ‘A Linguistic Appraisal of Igbo Anthroponyms’ in Journal of Lexicography and Terminology. The University of Zambia. Volume 2.1. (online)<br /><br />Udoye, I.E, 2018 ‘ The Semantics of Oka Dying Anthroponyms’ in Onomastica Uralica 11. University of Debrecen. Vol.11. Selected Papers from the International Onomastic Sciences held at University of Debrecen, Hungary, August 27 – September 1. (online)<br /><br />Udoye, I.E, 2019 ‘Challenges of Teaching and Learning the Igbo Language at Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University, Nigeria. International Journal of Linguistics, Literature and Translation. Volume 2 (2) www.ijllt.org<br /><br />Udoye, I.E, 2019: ‘Phonology of Igbo Compound Place Names’ in Kampala International University Journal of Humanities. Kampala International University. Volume 4 (1). (online)<br /><br />Udoye, I.E, 2019: ‘Globalization and Awka Personal Names: An Anthropolinguistic Study’ in Kampala International University Journal of Humanities. Kampala International University. Volume 4 (1). (online)<br /><br />Udoye, I.E, 2019 ‘Drug Naming: Morphological Formation and Structure’ in Journal of Lexicography and Terminology. The University of Zambia. Volume 3.1.(online)<br /><br /><br /><br />Local Journals<br /><br />Udoye, I.E. 2010: “Orientation of Public and Private Schools to the Acquisition of English and Nigerian Languages: A Case Study” in Journal of Communicative English. University of Agriculture, Makurdi. Vol.6 1-15.<br /><br />Udoye, I.E. 2010: “Women, Language and Climate Change in Anambra State: The Place of Indigenous Languages” in Journal of Arts and Education. Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida University, Lapai. Vol.4 No.2 74 – 84<br /><br />Udoye, I.E 2011: “Awka Anthroponyms 50 years After Nigeria’s Independence: A Socio-Historical Overview” in NATTI Journal of Readings in the Disciplines of Knowledge. National Association of Teachers in Tertiary Institutions Vol.4 No.4 133-137<br /><br />Udoye, I.E & C.O Ofoegbu, 2011: “A Morphological Analysis of Awka Personal Names” in Journal of Arts and Contemporary Society. Cenresin Publications, Minna. Vol.3 85- 89<br /><br />Udoye Ifeoma & C.O Ofoegbu 2011: ‘SMS and Language Learning: Problems and Prospects” in Journal of School of Languages (JOSOL) Nwafor Orizu College of Education, Nsugbe. Vol.1,No.2.<br /><br />Udoye, I.E, 2015: “A Socio-Semantic Analysis of some Charactonyms in Buchi Emecheta’s The Joys of Motherhood” in Journal of Communicative English. University of Agriculture, Makurdi. Vol. 12.<br /><br />Udoye, I.E, & Ocheje, M.J, 2018: ‘A Comparative Study of Some Morphological Features in Awka and Agatu Theophoric Anthroponyms in Lafiya Journal of Arts. Federal University Lafia, Nasarawa. Vol.1.<br /><br />Udoye, I.E, 2018: ‘Semantic Approaches in Onomastic Study: The Awka Anthroponomastic Experience’ in Journal of Linguistics, Languages and Literary Studies. Imo State University, Owerri. Vol. 5.<br /><br />Udoye, I.E, 2018: ‘Senselessness of Names: A Study of Awka Toponyms, Southeastern Nigeria’ in Papers in English and Linguistics, (PEL) . Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife. VoL. 19, nos. 3 & 4. <br /><br />Udoye, I.E 2018: ‘Effects of Language Contact on Indigenous Abuja Street Names’ in Journal of Communicative English. University of Agriculture, Makurdi. Vol. 18.<br /><br />Udoye, I.E 2019: ‘Typology of Igbo Toponyms’ Journal of Linguistics, Languages and Literary Studies. Imo State University, Owerri. Vol. 8, 2019. Pp. 86- 96. (Also available in Google scholar).<br /><br />Udoye, I.E & Okpala, O. 2018: “Igbo Language Endangerment: A Threat towards the Gradual Loss of Human Identity”. COOU Journal of Educational Research. Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojuwu University, Igbariam Campus. Volume 5 (1) 111-124.<br /><br />Udoye, I.E & Alia, Ezinne. 2020. “Problems of Teaching an Learning English Language in Onitsha North Local Government Area, Anambra State. COOU Journal of Arts and Humanities (CJAH). Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojuwu University, Igbariam Campus. Volume 5 (3) 26-34.<br /><br />Udoye, I.E. & Ugbejeh, S. 2020 “ Effects of Pidgin English on Students’ Spoken English in College of Education, Agbor.ONA Journal of English Language & Literature. Kogi State University Anyigba. Volume 5 (1) 225 – 238.<br /><br />Udoye, I.E., Okey-Kalu, O & Nweke, U. 2021 “Reflections on the Roles of Coe-Switching and Code-Mixing As Innovation Facilitators in Nigeria. Journal of African Studies and Sustainable Development. Volume 4 (4) 254 – 264. <br /><br />BOOK CHAPTERS<br />Udoye, Ifeoma (2012): “Reading Skills” in Ifejirika and Udeh(eds) English Language Studies: Facts, Pattern and Principles. Africana First Publishers, Onitsha. Vol.1.241-254. <br />Udoye, Ifeoma (2012): “Punctuation” in Ifejirika and Udeh(eds) English Studies: Facts, Pattern and Principles. Africana First Publishers, Onitsha. Vol.2. 127-134.<br /><br />Udoye, Ifeoma (2015): “The English Nouns” in Ifejirika and Chukwueloka (eds.) Understanding the English Language. Mabcom, Awka. 12-27.<br /><br />Udoye, Ifeoma and Ocheje, M.J (2018): “Tone Differentiation in Agatu and Igbo Homographs” in Current Trends in Language and Literature. A Festschrift in Honour of Professor Adewole Aigun Alagbe. Nirtri, Abuja.<br /><br />Umaru Jacob and Udoye Ifeoma (2019). ‘A Sociolinguistic Study of Taboos in Idoma and Igbo’. Ugo Gbuzuo: A Festschrift in Honour of Professor Gabriella Ihuaruugo Nwaozuzu.<br /><br />Udoye, Ifeoma (2019): “Rules of Adjectives and Adverbs” in Okeke and Emodi (eds.) Use of English for Undergraduates: A Practical Approach. Ur Excellency Printing Press, Awka. 37 – 52.<br /><br />Udoye, Ifeoma (2020): “An Anthroponomastic Study of Sexist Names in Igbo Language” Issues in Minority Languages and Language Development Studies in Nigeria. A Festschrift in Honour of Andrew Haruna 166- 171.<br /><br /><br /><br />BOOK<br />Udoye, Ifeoma (2021). Common Concepts in Sociolinguistics: A Beginner’s Guide. Prince Cooperate Digital Press LTD. | ||
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| Skills: | Professor Udoye possesses diverse skills such as: problem-solving skills, computer skills, listening skills, communication skills, leadership, and team collaboration. | ||
| Registered Date: | 26th August 2024 at 09:38:03 PM | ||
| Last Online: | 28th August 2024 at 05:53:41 PM | ||
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