Undergraduate Research Presentations - 2022 | In/Between

In/Between 2022 will feature undergraduate research presentations. We're excited to have our students share their work!

Session #1: Wednesday, March 2 Heading link

Iris Jia
“A Summer of Change: A Bilingual Infographic Project on Chicago’s Wild Mile”
(advisor: Xuehua Xiang)

Grace Pnacek
“What is Lost in Translation: An Analysis of Google Translate and Poetry”
(advisor: Xuehua Xiang)

Ley Frank
“And yet: France, Judaism, Queerness, and Mythology”
(advisor: Jennifer Solheim)

David DeGooyer
“What the Devil Loves: Jacques Cazotte’s Le diable amoureux Before and After the French Revolution”
(advisor: Margaret Miner)

Ingrid Pureco
“Serial founder effects and phonemic decline: A state of the science”
(advisor: Carrie Pichan)

Mary Connolly
“Improving Access to LCLC Language Peer Tutoring”
(advisor: Elizabeth Dolly Weber)

Victoria Ogunniyi
“Using Machine Learning to Empirically Evaluate L1-L2 Grammar Transfer Theories”
(advisor: Kara Morgan-Short)

Danielle Cartagenes
“Meet Neti: Designing a game prototype for teaching phonetics”
(advisors: Natalie Parde and Jill Hallett)

Brittani Howard
“An Ethics of Revitalization: Language App Design”
(advisor: Jill Hallett)

Thank you to the Office of the Vice Provost for Undergraduate Affairs for their generous support of this portion of the In/Between conference!

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