Professor Abbott is a consultant to the Oneida Nation and is involved in efforts to preserve their language.  He is the author of journal articles, grammars, a dictionary, and an electronic lexical database.  He brings a classical education of a world of diversity into the information age.

"I struggle to find the correct balance between teaching that is accommodating to students' learning styles and situations, and teaching that challenges with high standards"

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