The theme for this year's College of Languages, Linguistics, and Literature at the University of Hawai'i at Manoa was "Language and Community," bringing together graduate students and faculty members from the Departments of East Asian Languages and Literatures (EALL), Indo-Pacific Languages and Literatures (IPLL), Languages and Literatures of Europe and Americas (LLEA), Linguistics (LING), and Second Language Studies (SLS). Following a preface and plenary highlights from the editors, contents of these proceedings include: (1) Language Access to Public Services: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Language Policy and Policy Implementation (Jennifer Holdway); (2) The Importance of Language in the Development of Cultural Citizenship (Eve Millett); (3) Narrative Agency and Narrative Complicity; Metafiction in Interactive Narratives (Christopher Smith); (4) Development of an ESP Program for a Micronesian Population in Hawai'i (Matthew Barbee, Juan Escalona, and Jennifer Holdway); (5) Beyond Comprehension: Observing Patterns of Learner Reaction to Written Texts (Sean Forté); (6) Praises and Critiques in L2 Socialization of Japanese Language Learners (Stephen Moody); (7) Korean Mass/Count Noun Distinction (Hyeyeon Kim); (8) Korean Subsyllabic Representation of Adults and Children: Focusing on a Short Term Memory Test (Jonny Kim); and (9) Phonemic Distinction Loss in Monolingual vs Bilingual Infants (Jessica Seid). Individual papers contain references. [For the 2011 proceedings, see ED573729.]