Congratulations to PhD alumnus Aleksandra Tomić and Professor Edith Kaan, whose paper entitled “Oscillatory brain responses to processing code-switches in the presence of others” was recently published in the latest issue of Brain and Language. Read the abstract below and find the article here. Way to go you two! Code-switching, i.e. the alternation between languages in […]
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Congratulations to Phd Student Delin Deng, who was awarded a Ruth McQuown Scholarship Supplementary Award for next year. This award includes $7000 in funds for next year and a plaque with Delin’s name on it that will be housed in the Center for Women’s Studies and Gender Research. Way to go Delin!
Congratulations to Assistant Professor Sarah Moeller and PhD Student Alexis Davis, who last week presented as part of the ” African American History Meets AI In The 21st Century Classroom” event here at the University of Florida. For more information about this event, check out the links below. Way to go Sarah and Alexis! Youtube Video […]
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Congratulations to Professor Paula Golombek, whose co-authored paper with Aleksandra Ita Olszewska and Maria Coady , titled, “Humanizing power of counter-stories: Teachers’ understandings of emergent bilinguals in rural settings” was recently published in Teaching and Teacher Education. Link to the paper can be found here and abstract is below. Way to go Paula! This article explores how counter-narratives of undocumented […]
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Have you ever wondered how many languages there are? Are you curious about how brain waves teach us about language?
Congratulations to Lecturer Jamie Garner, whose co-authored book chapter with Ute Römer titled, “What can corpus linguistics tell us about second language acquisition?” was just published in The Routledge Handbook of Corpus Linguistics. Link to the book chapter can be found here and abstract is below. Way to go Jamie! This chapter argues that corpus linguistics […]
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Congratulations to Professor Aaron Broadwell and his co-authors whose book, titled, “Caseidyneën Saën – Learning Together: Colonial Valley Zapotec Teaching Materials” recently received the award for “Best Historical Materials” from the Reference and User Services Association. More information about their book and the award can be found here. Way to go Aaron!
Congratulations to Assistant Professor Eleonora Rossi, whose co-authored paper with Antonio Iniesta, M. Teresa Bajo, and Daniela Paolieri, titled, “The Influence of Cross-Linguistic Similarity and Language Background on Writing to Dictation” was recently published online in Frontiers in Psychology. Link to the paper can be found here and abstract is below. Way to go Eleonora! […]
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Congratulations to Associate Professor Edith Kaan, whose co-edited volume with Theres Grüter, titled, “Prediction in Second Language Processing and Learning” was just published in print. This edited volume also contains chapters by affiliated faculty member Jorge Valdés Kroff (Department of Spanish and Portuguese Studies) and former students Aleks Tomic and Eunjin Chun! Link to the volume can be […]
Congratulations to Associate Professor Stefanie Wulff, whose co-authored paper with Ethan Kutlu, Mehrgol Tiv, and Debra Titone, titled, “The Impact of Race on Speech Perception and Accentedness Judgements in Racially Diverse and Non-diverse Groups” was recently published online in Applied Linguistics. Link to the paper can be found here and abstract is below. Way to […]
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