- Felicity Frinsel
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felicityfrinsel AT gmail.com
Felicity is a visiting scholar from the University of Groningen, The Netherlands. She has obtained Research Masters' degree in Linguistics. During the Fall 2016 semester, she has gained experience in EEG/ERP techniques by being involved in great research done in the BiLD lab, as part of her internship. Her main interests are language processing, ambiguity resolution and bilingualism.
- Victoria Kishchak
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v_kovtun AT yahoo.com
Victoria Kishchak is a visiting Fulbright scholar from Ukraine. She recieved her Master's Degree in Finances and Political Studies from Kiev-Mohila Academy in Kiev Ukraine and M.A. in Linguistics from Khreson State University, Ukraine. Her main research focus is mostly concerned with atypical language development in children, in particular dyslexia, bilingualism, L2 acquisition, as well as teaching methods and techniques in L2. During this academic year she will have a chance to gain experience with EEG/ERP techniques in the BilD lab. She will also learn more about the early reading intervention programs used in the education system of the U.S., such as RAVE-O, Orton-Gillingham and Wilson programs. In her free time she loves traveling, learning foreign languages and playing the piano.
- News
- Abby Cosgrove received an Erickson Discovery grant for undergraduate research to conduct a study on foreign-accented speech comprehension in child listeners this summer. Congratulations, Abby! Apr 11, 2017
- Fatemeh Abdollahi has been awarded a fellowship to the 2017 Kavli Summer Institute in Cognitive Neuroscience. Congratulations! Apr 08, 2017
- Sarah Grey's new lab at Fordham University and our recent neuropragmatics paper in Journal of Neurolinguistics on foreign-accented speech comprehension are featured in this article [click on link] Apr 08, 2017
- Abby Walker (Virginia Tech) and Janet received seed funding to establish a new line of research that integrates Abby's research on dialectal variation, topic shifts and phonology with our research on code-switching, bilingualism and neurocognition. Apr 07, 2017
- Congratulations to Fatemeh Abdollahi who received an NSF PIRE fellowship to conduct research at Radboud U. Nijmegen, the Netherlands, this summer! Apr 06, 2017
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