Former ILLC fellow Melissa Baker obtained an award to present her research project at the Neurobiology of Language conference in Finland in August, 2019.
Photos below!
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A few of our current and former students presented at the New York State Speech-Language-Hearing Association (NYSSLHA) in Albany, NY, May 2-5, 2019! Congratulations to alumna Daniella Shimoonov (2017-2018 cohort) and Chana Karp (2018-2019), who presented a poster on Hebrew-English and Russian-English bilinguals, and to alumna Sarah Feng (2017-2018 cohort), who presented a poster on her ILLC/PSC-CUNY project on modified sine wave speech and tone perception in Cantonese.
Photos below!
Congratulations to Moné Skratt Henry, who presented at the Emerging Researchers National (ERN) Conference in STEM, a conference for undergraduate and graduate students from under-represented minorities in Higher Education! It was held in February, in Washington, DC, and Moné’s paper, “Phrase Boundary Blinks in American Sign Language,” was one of the very few in Psychology and Linguistics.
Congratulations to Sarah Feng, who will be presenting “Modified Sinewave Speech and Tone Perception and Identification in Cantonese,” a talk at the 2019 Minnesota Undergraduate Linguistics Symposium!
Congratulations to Daniella Shimoonov, who presented a poster at ASHA last month! (The Annual Convention for the American Speech and Hearing Association.) Daniella’s project is on bilingual preschool Hebrew-English and Russian-English speaking children. We are pleased to announce that Daniella’s project was also selected for the progeny program, which awards emerging undergrad researchers and enables them to discuss their projects with experts in the field, and attend professional development workshops. Photos below!
Congratulations to Elyanna Moskowitz, who presented a poster at ASHA last month! (The Annual Convention for the American Speech and Hearing Association.) Elyanna’s project is on accent preference in Hasidic Yiddish-speaking children. Photo below!
Congratulations to Zian Jaffery, who has completed his post-bac program in Speech-Language Pathology this past spring (during his year in our program), at Queens College of the City University of New York!
Congratulations to Lissette Vizcarrondo, who has been accepted to (and started) the Master’s of Science program in Speech-Language Pathology at Molloy College!
Congratulations to Qian Min (Sarah) Feng, who graduated from Brooklyn College at the end of her year in our program (this past spring), with her BA in Linguistics, with minors in Psychology and Speech! We are also pleased to announce that she is now serving as a Research Assistant at the Brooklyn College Linguistics Lab.
Congratulations to Amy Wu, who has been accepted to (and started) the MA program in Computational Linguistics at Brandeis University!
Congratulations to Saundra Scott, who has been accepted to (and started) the MA program in English Literature at the College of Staten Island at the City University of New York!
Congratulations to Daniela Castillo, who has been accepted to (and started) the PhD program in Linguistics at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York! We are pleased to announce that she has also been awarded a Graduate Center Fellowship and a Provost’s Enhancement Fellowship to support her doctoral studies.
Congratulations to Elyanna Moskowitz, who has been accepted to (and started) the MA program in Speech-Language Pathology, at Touro College in Brooklyn!
Congratulations to Daniella Shimoonov, who has been selected to represent our program at the Council for Undergrad Research Conference next month, in Alexandria, VA! She and program director Dr. Barriere will also be meeting with the NSF panel chair, and attending presentations by other NSF REU site fellows.
Congratulations to Daniela Castillo, who presented at the Society for the Neurobiology of Language in Quebec City, in August, 2018!
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