Lab Directors Present Research in Australia 

Drs. Stephanie De Anda and Lauren Cycyk traveled to Sydney, Australia this summer to present the EDLD Lab’s research on code-switching at the International Symposium on Bilingualism. We shared data from student research studies by Za’Nya Lyons and Alyssa Rodriguez that have examined code-switching among preschoolers exposed to Spanish at home and their parents during […]

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Congratulations Madeleine !

Madeleine Griffin successfully defended her master’s thesis, titled Part C Procedural Safeguards – Assessing the Written Quality, Readability, and Availability to All Caregivers in Early Intervention! The committee was impressed with the significance of Madeleine’s study, the rigor of her methods, and the professionalism of her written thesis. Please join us in congratulating Madeleine for […]

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Congratulations Anayaset!

Please join us in congratulating Anayaset Sandino for successfully passing her master’s thesis oral presentation on May 16th, 2023 titled Dual Language Factors and their Associations with Language and Literacy in School-Age Children! The committee was impressed with Anayaset’s presentation and for examining an understudied group of children within bilingual research. We are very proud […]

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Spanish Safety Reform

The EDLD Lab had a great time at the Spanish Safety Forum on May 2nd hosted by the city of Eugene to share resource information with the Latino/a community. EDLD students, Angela and Julisa, got to connect with and meet many families and share about the research the EDLD Lab conducts!  

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Congratulations, Za’Nya!

The EDLD Lab would like to congratulate our undergraduate student, Za’Nya Lyons who was recently awarded UO’s Latinx Studies Experiential Learning Fellowship! This fellowship provides a paid opportunity to work on a supervised research project in any discipline related to Latinx Studies. Za’Nya is researching how preschool-aged children from Spanish-speaking homes code-switch between Spanish and […]

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Congratulations, Graduates!

Congratulations to all of our EDLD Lab students who graduated this June from their respective communication disorders and sciences programs: Marlene Andrade and Kenneth Silva Millan with their bachelor’s degrees, Crystal Adame and Giselle Marquez with their master’s degrees, and Lidia Huerta with her doctoral degree! Dr. Lidia Huerta will start her faculty position at […]

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Congratulations, Sabreen!

The EDLD lab would like to congratulate our doctoral student, Sabreen NoorAli who has received the P.E.O international peace scholarship to support her studies for the upcoming year. This scholarship supports women to pursue graduate study in the U.S. or Canada, and will allow Sabreen to utilize her education to make a positive impact and […]

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EDLD Lab Presents at the Conference on Research Innovations in Early Intervention

Drs. Stephanie De Anda and Lauren Cycyk presented research from the EDLD Lab at the Conference on Research Innovations in Early Intervention (CRIEI) with our collaborators Dr. Heather Moore (Western Washington University), Dr. Anne Larson (University of Minnesota), and the team at Oregon Health & Science University. We were excited to share our work on […]

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Congratulations, Dr. Huerta!

The EDLD Lab is thrilled to announce that Lidia Huerta successfully defended her doctoral dissertation entitled “Culturally and Linguistically Responsive Care: An Exploration of Speech-Language Pathology Students’ Training and Competence”. This study explored the perceptions of second year speech-language pathology master’s students on their training in culturally and linguistically responsive care as well as the […]

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