Albert J. Schütz (1936-2020), Professor Emeritus of Linguistics at the University of Hawai'i at M¿noa (B.S., Purdue University; PhD, Cornell University), surveyed Fijian dialects in 1960-61. In the 1970s, he served as the first Director of the Fijian Dictionary Project. His major works on Fijian are The Languages of Fiji (1972), The Fijian Language (1985), and Fijian Reference Grammar (2014). He has also written about Hawaiian: The Voices of Eden: A History of Hawaiian Language Studies (1994), All about Hawaiian (1995), Things Hawaiian: Pocket Guide to the Language (1997), and (with Gary N. Kah¿ho'omalu Kanada and Kenneth William Cook) Pocket Hawaiian Grammar (2005). In addition, he has studied and written about Nguna (a language in Vanuatu), Tongan, Samoan, and M¿ori.