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Tuesday June 21
Opening 10am-10.15am | |
Isabelle Barrière, Molloy Universty & Jonathan Nissenbaum, CUNY Brooklyn College, NSF-REU ILLC Directors Program Directors and Program Coordinator Cass Lowry | Introduction |
Provost Michelle Piskulich, Molloy University | Welcome |
Session 1 Oral Presentations: 10.15- 11.25am Multilingualism across modalities and in different clinical populations | |
Manuela Perea, Erin Reilly | Bilingualism and Autism (abstract and slides) |
Victoria Toregrossa, Hia Datta | Processing New Words: A Look Into Bimodal Bilinguals (abstract and slides) |
Jaylene Mendoza, Simanique Moody | School policies, practices, and attitudes regarding bilingualism in students with Autism Spectrum Disorders (slides) |
Coffee break 11.25-11.55 Hagan Foyer
Session 2 Oral Presentations: 11.55-1.10pm Speech perception and production: cross-linguistic and clinical perspectives | |
Havi Pham, Katrien Vermeire & Jonathan Nissenbaum | Pitch perception, Modified Sine Wave speech, and Cochlear Implants (abstract and slides) |
Christa Matthew, Gemma Moya-Gale | Effects of group speech treatment via telehealth on acoustic measures and self-perception of voice in Parkinson’s Disease (abstract and slides) |
Melanie Rosa-Chaves, Miriam Baigorri | Cross-Linguistic Speech Perception: Testing Identification Accuracy of Spanish and Portuguese Words by Native Spanish and Portuguese Listeners (abstract and slides) |
Lunch 1.10pm-2pm
Presentation 3.15pm- 4pm | |
Donald Mitchell Jr., Molloy Vice-President for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion | Introduction and chair of Q&A |
Isabelle Barrière/Molloy University, Jonathan Nissenbaum/Brooklyn College, Nancy Gauvin/University of Pittsburgh, Cass Lowry/Graduate Center, Margareth Lafontant/Developmental Systems, Tabitha Ochtera/Molloy University | The launch of the ILLC Journal– the 1st peer-reviewed and international Undergraduate Journal in Linguistics and Speech-Language-Hearing-Communication Sciences: Undergraduate students: why and how to submit a manuscriptGraduate students: learning to become a reviewerFaculty: encouraging your undergraduate students to submit and your graduate students to review and volunteering to review |
Coffee break 4pm-4.30pm
Session 3 Oral Presentations: 4.30pm-5.10 Phonetics, Phonology, Prosody | |
Genesia Watters, Valerie Shafer | The Prosodic Features of Questions in Belizean Kriol and Belizean English Among Children in New York City (slides) |
Lema Majdalawieh, Faizeh Hamood, Jonathan Nissenbaum | Interaction of stress and pitch accent Palestinian Arabic Study (abstract and slides) |
Wednesday June 22
Session 4 Oral Presentations: 10am- 11am Multilingualism: Processing and Code-Switching | |
Angel Shaji, Isabelle Barriere | Intersection of Malayalam and English in Members of the Malayalam Community in New York (abstract and slides) |
Sara Tafur, Isabelle Barriere | Code-switching across different contexts by bilingual Colombian Spanish-English speakers: a case study (abstract and slides) |
Nadia Calderon, Marisa Nagano | Processing of Overt and Null Subjects in Spanish-English Bilinguals (abstract and slides) |
Coffee break 11am-11.30 Hagan Foyer
Guest lecture and discussion 1.30pm-2.45pm Introducing the Scientific Study of Language to High School students: | |
Guest Speaker: Cristina Procaccino, World Language Department Chair, Thomas A. Edison High School, Alexandria, VA | Creating a National Linguistics Network for K-12 Students |
Jacqueline Nenchin, PhD, School of Education & Human Services, Molloy University, Long Island & Kyomi Gregory-Martin, PhD, CCC-SLP, College of Health Professions, Pace University, New York | Discussants |
Jonathan Nissenbaum, Brooklyn College, CUNY, NSF-REU Director and Margaret Lafontant, Developmental Systems NSF-REU Evaluator | Chairs |
Coffee break 2.45pm-3.15pm
Session 4 Oral Presentations: 3.15pm-4.15pm Language attitude and multidialectalism | |
Kayla Credle, Simanique Moody | Building Black into American Sign Language |
Farida Olayele, Isabelle Barriere | Dialect Shifting of Nigerian Pidgin English speakers when talking with Jamaican Creole Speakers (abstract and slides) |
Nariba Cintron, Isabelle Barriere | Style-shifting in Trinidadian English Speakers When Talking Among Themselves and with Jamaican English Speakers in NY (abstract and slides) |
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