Past SLS Lecture Speakers
ZhaoHong Han (Columbia University)
Foreign Language Instruction at a Crossroads: Human Instruction Alone or AI Integration?
Giuli Dussias (Penn State University)
Cross-Linguistic Interactions During Syntactic Processing in Speakers of Two Languages
Joe Barcroft (Washington University in St. Louis)
Multilevel Input Processing for Different Aspects of Language Acquisition: The Theoretical Framework and a Focus on Vocabulary
Sue Gass (Michigan State University)
Tracking Foreign Language Proficiency: Great (and not so great) Expectations
Second Language Research Forum (SLRF)
Kathleen Bardovi Harlig (Indiana University)
L2 Pragmatics Development
Bill VanPatten (Michigan State University)
Rethinking Explicit/Implicit Learning: (a.k.a. What if there are no rules?)
Judith Kroll (Penn State University)
A New Hypothesis About Late Second Language Learning: What Bilingualism Teaches Us About the Mind and the Brain
Lourdes Ortega (Georgetown University)
Why Does SLA Need a Bilingual Turn?
Patsy Lightbown (Concordia University)
Great Expectations in 2012: Revisiting the Link Between L2 Research and L2 Teaching
Norman Segalowitz (Concordia University)
Cognitive Aspects of Second Language Fluency
Nick Ellis (University of Michigan)
Diane Larsen-Freeman (University of Michigan)
Language as Complex Dynamic System: A Second Language Studies Perspective