Sunday October 23, 2022
Funded by NSF & ASSURE AFOSR Program SMA#2050922
Announcements
Thank you to everyone who attended the workshop this year! And a special thanks to our presenters for the detailed and helpful information they shared!
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Materials (Presentation Slides)
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About
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The NSF-REU Intersection of Linguistics, Language & Culture (ILLC) program will be holding an online Graduate School Application workshop on Sunday October 23, 2022. Although participation is free you must pre-register, preferably by Monday October 17: once you do you will receive the detailed schedule and Zoom link. Students can select to attend sessions that they would like to participate in. There will also be opportunities to interact with speakers in break-out rooms. Pre-registration will also enable you to formulate specific questions you may have ahead of time and to access the presenters’ slides and all other relevant material.
Overview:
Morning sessions: 10am-12.15am
General introduction, including benefits of graduate education, differences between professional and research masters and doctoral programs, preparing a successful application and an interview. Isabelle Barriere, Molloy University, Jonathan Nissenbaum CUNY Brooklyn College & Cass Lowry CUNY Graduate Center and Molloy University
Funding your masters and doctoral studies; focus on federal funding including NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program, Isabelle Barriere, Molloy University
Afternoon sessions: 1pm-5.50pm
Masters and Clinical Doctoral Programs in Audiology, Radhika Aravamudha, Salus University
Masters in Speech Language Pathology, Susan Alimonti, Molloy University
Bilingual Extension, Isabelle Barrière, Molloy University
Doctoral Programs in Communication Sciences & Disorders, Hia Datta, Molloy University
Masters and Doctoral Programs in Linguistics and Computational Linguistics, Jeff Good, SUNY Buffalo
Masters and Doctoral Programs in Psychology and/or Cognitive Science speaker(s) tbc
US students in Masters and Doctoral Programs Abroad- Isabelle Barrière, Molloy University
Foreign students coming to the US for Masters and Doctoral Programs- Zoe Thijs, Molloy University and Hia Datta, Molloy University
Link to free pre-registration form
Intersection of Linguistics, Language & Culture Program funded by the National Science Foundation, the American Rescue Plan Act and US Department of Defense AFOSR-ASSURE program grants # 2041294 & # 2050922 awarded to Isabelle Barrière, PhD/ Molloy University Communication Sciences & Disorders Department & Jonathan Nissenbaum /CUNY Brooklyn College Program in Linguistics, Department of English.