VITA
Jyotsna Vaid
Research Interests
Cognitive and neuropsychological aspects of bilingualism
Verbal creativity - cognitive and psycholinguistic aspects of humor
Cross-linguistic studies of literacy, numeracy and language processing
Teaching Interests
Psychology of
Language
Cognitive
Processes
Bilingualism
Research Methods
Gender, Culture
and Language
Brain Bases of Language
Teaching Experience
Undergraduate
PSYC 107 Introduction to Psychology
PSYC 204 Experimental Psychology
PSYC 204 Experimental Psychology – Honors
PSYC 345 Human Cognitive Processes
PSYC 346 Psychology of Language
PSYC 345 Human Cognitive Processes – Honors
PSYC 346 Psychology of Language - Honors
PSYC 489 Special Topics in the Psychology of Language
PSYC 489 Special Topics in Language and Gender - Honors
PSYC 489 Special Topics in Language and
Gender Across Cultures
PSYC 489 The Bilingual Mind (University Scholar Mentor Group)
PSYC 689 Current Problems in Bilingualism
PSYC 689 Special Topics in Psycholinguistics
PSYC 690 Seminar on Current Issues in Cognitive Psychology - Cognoscenti
Visiting Scholars: Dr. Maharaj
Singh (
Magdalene
Chalikia (Moorhead State University), Dr. Cheryl Frenck-Mestre (LPL, University
of Provence, Aix), Dr. Renata Meuter (Queensland University of Technology,
Brisbane)
Current Doctoral
Students: Chaitra Rao,
Hsin-Chin Chen, Juliet Tzou, Francisco Martinez, Gowri Iyer (San Diego State U.)
Former
Doctoral Students: Hyun Choi, Rachel
Hull, Jason Carr, Meryl Wilkenfeld Patterson, Jean Griffith, Nicole
Canzoneri, Deborah Tindell, Steve Balfour, Dipika Mukherjee, Robert Widner,
Angela Becker, Alex Darkwah, Kwonsaeng Park, Edward Vela
Former Masters Students: Francisco Martinez,
Shelley Christie-Blair, Josh Bias, Dan Baumgardt, Rachel Hull, Eric Wruck, Sujayanthi
Dasgupta, Robert Airhart, Eunkyung Kim, Monica Puri, Steven Holliday, Jay
Schumacher, Steve Balfour
Undergraduate Honors Research Fellows: Manisha Parikh, Alex Quiros
Undergraduate
Honors Students: Jamie
Stoddard, Lindsey Wilkinson
External Examiner for Doctoral Dissertations in Psychology
Indian
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