Bremdellin Gabriel Ramos
Title/Position
Graduate Student, Master of Arts in Linguistics
Bremdellin Gabriel Ramos (he/him, they/them) is an MA student in linguistics. Gabriel holds a bachelor's degree in Portuguese and English from the Federal University of Lavras, Brazil, with a focus on the literature and linguistics of both languages. They also earned a master's degree in Linguistic Studies from the Federal University of Santa Catarina, Brazil. Gabriel's research interests span psycholinguistics, sociolinguistics, phonetics, and language education. Their work particularly focuses on understanding how individual differences (e.g., language varieties and speakers' race) influence language attitudes and speech perception.
Danica Kim
Title/Position
Graduate Student, Master of Arts in Linguistics
Seoyeon Kim
Title/Position
Graduate Student, Master of Arts in Linguistics
Seoyeon Kim (She/her/hers) is an MA student in Linguistics, and a TA for Korean class. She is interested in polysemy interpretation in bilingualism/second language acquisition as well as polysemy in machine translation. She is working on her paper about how AI technology can be used in Korean language education, and an experiment on how American Korean learners would interpret Korean polysemy.
Celeste Miller
Title/Position
Graduate Student, Master of Arts in Linguistics
Leo Moore
Title/Position
Graduate Student, Master of Arts in Linguistics
Samuel Negin
Title/Position
Graduate Student, Master of Arts in Linguistics
Onae Parker
Title/Position
PhD Candidate, Linguistics
Graduate Teaching Assistant, Linguistics
Onae is exploring how English-Japanese bilingual speakers acquire focus prosody in Japanese.
Madison Phelps
Title/Position
Graduate Student, Master of Arts, Linguistics
I am a Master's student in the linguistics department with a focus in teaching English as a secondary language. My current interests lie in language acquisition and the barrier in spoken production of an additional language. I have a bachelor's degree from the University of Iowa in Psychology.
Wenqi Zeng
Title/Position
Graduate Fellow, Linguistics
PhD Candidate, Linguistics
Wenqi Zeng is a doctoral student in Linguistics. Her research interests include laboratory phonology, the interface between phonology and phonetics, and speech processing, with a special focus on bilingual and bidialectal speakers.