Toren Dorsey, “Body Parts as Classifiers in South and Central American Languages” Mentor: Kelsie Pattillo, Linguistics In this project, we are researching body parts as sources for classifiers in Central and South American languages. A classifier is a grammatical feature…… Read More
Daniel Gugg, “Foreign Accent Sources in the Vowels of Highly Proficient Bilingual Korean-English Speakers” Mentor: Hanyong Park, Linguistics Foreign accent perception is an important area of study in the field of Linguistics. This project seeks to analyze several acoustic characteristics…… Read More
Tessa Culleton, “Production and Perception of English Vowels by Second Language Learners” Mentor: Jae Yung Song, Linguistics Many language learning models imply a relationship between second language (L2) learners’ production and perception abilities. However, prior studies of the perception-production relationship…… Read More
Tori Tran, “The Effect of Phonological and Morphological Processes on Perception of Rhyme” Mentor: Anne Pycha, Linguistics Words whose endings sound similar are typically thought of as words that “rhyme.” That is, they have the same sequence of sounds in…… Read More