Assistant Instructional Professor in the Department of Linguistics and the College
Biography
Alex's research investigates how the structure of human language is produced and processed by the brain. Her work bridges the gaps between theories of syntax, psycho- and neuro-linguistic models of language production and comprehension, as well as models of bilingualism and acquired language disorders. She pursues this research from a variety of angles and using a range of tools, including theoretical approaches, experimental and neuroimaging methods, analysis of clinical data, and computational modeling.
Current and Recent Courses
LING
27010
Introduction to Psycholinguistics
Winter 2027