Karin Stromswold, MD PhD
Professor
Department of Psychology
Center for Cognitive Science
Rutgers University - New Brunswick
Busch Psychology Building, Room 233
152 Frelinghuysen Road
Piscataway, NJ 08854

Phone: (732) 445-2448
Fax: (732) 445-6715
Email: karin@ruccs.rutgers.edu

Language Acquistion and Processing Lab
Lab Manager: Diane Molnar, Busch Psych Building, Room 115, (732) 445-4309
Lab location: Busch Psych Building, Rooms 112, 114, 115 & 121b, (732) 445-4295
[Eyetracking Lab:  Ruccs A130]
Spring 2008 lab meetings:TBA in Busch Psych Builidng, Room 114


RESEARCH

Research in my lab investigates the cognitive and neural bases of language, from a multidisciplinary perspective.   Research projects fall into the following six general areas:
1. Normal language acquisition
2. Abnormal language acquisition
3.  Genetics of language and language disorders
4. Functional neuroimaging studies of language
5. Language processing by children and adults
6. Perinatal factors affecting language development

Research Opportunities
Members of Stromlab (Language Acquisition & Processing Lab)


TEACHING

Announcements:

1. As per class vote, Language Acquisition (Psych 353/Ling 373) will not meet on Monday 4/21.

2. The Language Acquisition syllabus describes 3 ways of earning extra credit points.

3. All Language Acquisition extra credit assignments are due by 11 AM the day of the final exam (Thur May 8th). No late assignments will be accepted.

Fall 2007

Psychology of Language lecture (Psych 351/Ling 371) &  lab (Psych 352)

Graduate Language Acquisition   (Psych 550/Cogsci 601)

Spring 2008

Language Acquisition (Psych 353/Ling 373)

Sampling of Stromswold's other courses

Neurolinguistics (Psych 513)

Advanced Topics in Cognitive Science (Cogsci 411)


Other Rutgers cog sci & lang sites

Curriculum vitae

Interests

Development of these webpages and many of the research and educational activities reported on these pages are supported by grants from the National Science Foundation (BCS-0446850, BCS-9875168, BCS-0002010, BCS-0042561, BCS-0124095) and the National Institute of Health (HD37818).