Teaching and Mentoring
Instructor of Record
Perceptual Models Of Speech
Course Summary:
When hearing speech, humans rapidly and robustly map from a continuous acoustic signal to an abstract representation of the sounds of their language. This seminar will explore models of this acoustic-phonetic perceptual mapping by drawing from a variety of methodologies and perspectives. We will discuss the merits and issues of linguistic, computational, and neuroscientific approaches and draw connections between these disciplines. A background in neuroscience or computational modeling is not required.
Teaching Assistant
Phonology I, Fall 2019, Fall 2020, Spring 2021: Teaching Assistant. Instructor: Dr. Peggy Antonisse.
Introductory Linguistics, Spring 2020: Teaching Assistant/Discussion Section Leader. Instructor: Dr. Tonia Bleam.
Mentorship
PULSAR Undergraduate Research Seminar, Spring 2022, Fall 2022: Graduate Mentor. Instructors: Tess Wood, Andrea Zukowski
Language at the Museum: Engaging the Public in Language Science, Summer 2022 Graduate Mentor/Assistant. Instructor: Charlotte Vaughn
Undergraduate Research Assistant Mentorship
Fall 2021 - Present
Advisor to two Undergraduate Research Assistants on Two Different Projects. Assisting in advising one undergraduate honors thesis