April 24 saw another meeting of the annual UConn Language Fest, or “Langfest,” taking place in Konover Auditorium and the Bousfield Psychology atrium, with cross-disciplinary researchers convening to discuss what we all love: language. This year, Langfest (organized in part by CLL’s Kaya LeGrand) featured a graduate student symposium, a data blitz that included CLL’s Kylie Robinshaw & Grace Corrigan, and a poster session (pictures below). There was also the ever-lauded Langfest sundae bar…
Doctoral candidate Cynthia Boo presents her poster, “Variation in autism and ADHD symptomatology reveals differential use of discourse markers.”Kylie Robinshaw (’24) presents her poster, “Gender differences in linguistic measures among three-year-olds with ASD.”Yasmin Andalib (honors ’24) presents her poster, “Narrative macrostructure: A comparison between autistic and typically developing adolescents.”Lab coordinator Grace Corrigan presents her poster, “Relationships between alignment and cooperative task performance in autistic and neurotypical teenager-caregiver dyads.”
