Kayleigh Ryherd successfully defended her dissertation last Thursday. The dissertation is entitled “Exploring the role of language in two systems for categorization.” Way to go!
Kayleigh defends PhD thesis
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Meaghan successfully defends master’s thesis
Last Monday Meaghan successfully defended her master’s thesis entitled “Associations between cortical structure and reading skills in beginning readers.” Great work, Meaghan!
LandiLab welcomes new graduate student, Meaghan Perdue
Meaghan Perdue, a new Ph.D student in Developmental Psychology, will be joining the lab this fall semester as well as the IGERT program as a fellow. She comes to us most recently from Dr. Nadine Gaab’s lab at Boston Children’s Hospital. Meaghan has experience studying both typical and atypical early reading development using multiple methods. For more info on her, see our people page. The Landi lab enthusiastically welcomes Meaghan!