Honors Theses 2020
- Jessica Campanile '20
Putting Pain into Words: An investigation of health-related conversation using corpus linguistics methods
Honors Theses 2019
- Sarah Gupta '19
Exploring automated methods of coding rhoticity using deep learning
- Isabelle Strong '19
An acoustic sociophonetic study of dialect changes in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom: a study of Vermont's last frontier
Honors Theses 2018
- Anissa Gladney '18
Prosodic hallmarks of verbal art in Black English
- Emily Grabowski '18
Tone and voice quality in Santo Domingo Albarradas Zapotec
- Jennifer Kuo '18
A large-scale smartphone-based study of dialect variation in Taiwan Mandarin
Honors Theses 2017
- Maggie Baird '18
Variable Word-Final Vowel Deletion and Reduction in Gurmancema: A Maximum Entropy Model
Honors Theses 2016
- Anna Driscoll '16
Cold Winters, Flat A's: Linguistics, Geography, and the Northern Cities Shift in Syracuse
- Grant Schutzman '16
Tense and Aspect in Mru
- Alexandra di Suvero '16
Vietnamese Discourse Markers
Honors Theses 2015
- Alexa Dixon '15
A sociophonetic analysis of Cherokee Sound, Bahamas
Honors Theses 2014
- Abigail Bard '14
Periphery cubed: Breaking down the linguistic homogeneity of Japan, from the nation-state to the outlying island
- Gabriela Meade '14
Homonym processing in monolingual and bilingual brains: An ERP study
- Ian Stewart '14
African American English Syntax in Twitter
Honors Theses 2012
- Kenneth Baclawski '12
Deictic elements in Hyow and Kuki-Chin
- Zachary De '12
Shared experience: A sociophonetic and ethnographic study of gay-sounding speech
- Kayla Gebeck '12
Traditional subsistence practices: An interactive model for cultural education and natural language acquisition
- Elizabeth Salesky '12
A current analysis of unsupervised morphological induction models
- Natalie Schrimpf '12
An acoustic sociophonetic analysis of Middle Tennessee English dialect features across different social groups
- Anna Niedbala '12
Immersion versus instruction: Testing the acquisition of native-like language ability in college students of German
Honors Theses 2011
- John T. M. Merrill '11
Valence-changing Extensions in Herero
- Suzanne C. Parker '11
The Neurobiology of Meditation: Cultivating Interpersonal Attunement through Mindfulness
- Stefan D. Uddenberg '11
The Influence of Emotion on Perceptual Tuning Curves
Honors Theses 2010
- Stephanie A. Gagnon '10
Distributed Representations of Contextual Processing : A Multi-Voxel Pattern Analysis
- Benjamin F.T. Jones '10
Indexical Order in the Rural Dialects of Kumamoto, Japan
- Rayna C. Levine '10
The Effects of Rhythm and Music on Phonetic Memory
- Kevin J. Miller '10
A Computational Framework for Learning to Imitate Simple Line Drawings
Honors Theses 2009
- Christina C. Castedo '09
Variation and Change in Given Names: An Onomastic Investigation of Three Connecticut Communities
- Lauren J. Hartz '09
Accusations and Truth: Reconciling Statement Analysis and Child Discourse
- Fiona J. Lundie '09
Emotional Dynamics: An FMRI Study of How the Brain Processes Cross-Modal, Dynamic Representations of Emotion
Honors Theses 2008
- Travis Green '08
Nature vs. Nurture: An Initial Computational Analysis
- Nicholas Williams '08
Directionals in Mru
Honors Theses 2007
- Rikker Dockum '04
A Survey of Thai Monolingual Lexicography
Honors Theses 2006
- Don R. Daniels '06
Proto-Sogeramic: Comparative Reconstruction in Central Madang Province, Papua New Guinea
Honors Theses 2005
- Scott Anderson '05
Stress in Hindi
- Lindsey Beck '05
The Role of Pronoun Type and Gender Role in Children's Interpretation and Recall of Written Information
- Lorraine Ferron '05
Profs, Peers and Parlance: Evaluations of AAVE- and SAE-Featured Speach in a College Setting
- Lauren N. Hoehlein '05
Is Maith an Scealai an Aimsir...: Irish Language Revitalization
- Mark R. Samco '05
Neural Correlates of Psychological Attributes Revealed Using Diffusion Tensor Imaging
- Kevin A. Smith '05
The Priming of Categories in Analogical Reasoning
Honors Theses 2004
- Jesse R. Beach '04
The Morphology of Modern Western Abenaki
- Rachael L. Degenshein '04
The Acoustics of Dholuo Interdentals: Implications for Domain-Initial Strengthening
- Elizabeth E. Gannes '04
An Assessment of the State of the Hawaiian Language after 20 Years of Revitalization Efforts
- Peter S.E. Jenks '04
The Syntax of Thai Quantifier Float: An LFG Perspective
Honors Theses 2003
- F. John Motsinger III '03
The Sound of Memory: Prefrontal Lateralization During Encoding of Verbal and Nonverbal Sound
Honors Theses 2002
- Jennifer L. Conrad '02
Structuring Oroqen Narrative: The Use of Tense-Aspect Markers
- Sarah Finck '02
The Pragmatics Implications of Cleft Constructions in Spoken French
- Steven M. Lulich '02
The Phonetics and Phonology of [v] in Contemporary Standard Russian
Honors Theses 2001
- Michael Friesner '01
The Representation of French h-aspiré From the Perspective of Loanword Phonology
- Jessica Penchos '01
The Relationship Between Language Lateralization and Visual Spatial Skills
- Murphy Stein '01
The Eye of the Swarm: Towards Arbitrary Reconfiguration in a Class of 2D Robotic Molecules
- Laura Vacca '01
Holding Their Ground? Language Preservation Efforts of the Shuar
- Elizabeth Walter '01
Visual Consciousness
Honors Theses 2000
- Amy Pogoriler '00
Transitivity and Topicality in Russian Lexical Inversion
- Amy Tindell '00
Conscious and Unconscious Cross-form Priming
Honors Theses 1999
- Cynthia Anderson '99
Possession in Evenki
- Laura Gibson '99
The Mozart Effect
- Kristin Maczko '99
A Model of Cortical Reorganization Following Frequency Discrimination Training
Honors Theses 1998
- Kirsten Henschel '98
Topic in Japanese: Subordination and the Disappearance of WA
- Jeffrey Kohn '98
Conceptual Change
Honors Theses 1996
- Justin Cooper '96
The Syntax of Coordination
- Devyani Sharma '96
Code-Switching in the Minimalist Program