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Cognitive Science Program Steering Committee

Gerry Altmann

Psychological Sciences

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James Chrobak

Psychological Sciences

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Mitch Green

Philosophy

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Joe Johnson

Computer Science and Engineering

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Letitia Naigles

Psychological Sciences

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Erika Skoe

Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences

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William Snyder

Linguistics

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Rachel Theodore

Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences

 

 

 

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Dimitris Xygalatas

Anthropology

 

 

 

Meeting information for Steering Committee Members

Director of the Cognitive Science Program:

Professor Letitia Naigles
Department of Psychological Sciences

406 Babbidge Rd, Unit 1020
Storrs, 02629-1085

Office: (860) 486-4942
Email: letitia.naigles@uconn.edu

For information regarding the Undergraduate program, please contact:

Professor William Snyder
Department of Linguistics
Oak Hall 350, U-1145
860-486-0157
william.snyder@uconn.edu

For information about Research and Graduate Studies, please contact:

Professor Letitia Naigles
Department of Psychological Sciences
Bousfield 141, U-1020
860-486-4942
letitia.naigles@uconn.edu

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