MA Recent Alumni

2025

Victoria Baake
Thesis: Generalizability across genders using high variability phonetic training

2024

Joy Alcorn
Thesis: There is no monolingual control group: Asymmetry in bilingual working memory advantage due to differences in economy of working memory strategies between bilinguals and monolinguals

2023

Allison Potter
Thesis: Variability is key: How French liaison production in Nigerien French sheds a light on dialectal and acquisition differences

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