Loncke Lab at the University of Virginia
Distinguished Major Program
The Loncke Lab is committed to promoting research and providing students with the resources they need to succeed in their academic pursuits. The Cognitive Science Distinguished Majors Program is a great opportunity for students to gain practical experience in experimentation, data analysis, and scientific writing. Our program is tailored to give students the freedom to explore their own interests while providing them with the guidance and support they need to produce a well-researched and meaningful thesis. If you are passionate about conducting research and want to make a positive impact in the world of cognitive science, our program is the perfect fit for you.
Jenna Franklin
DMP Project Leader
This is Jenna Franklin. She is a first-year graduate student at the University of Virginia, studying Communication Science and Disorders. Her current role is assisting current undergraduate students with their DMP projects. Some of her favorite things to do in Charlottesville are going to the Pedestrian Mall and trying new bakeries or thrift stores. Fun fact: she lived in Juneau, Alaska for four years, and she has a 10 year old pet Turkey named George!
Current DMP Projects
My name is Jiurui Guo, 4th-year undergrad with an interest in phonology. My current research is in phonetic and phonological clues to accent perception and identification. On top of that, I am also keen about doing fieldwork and have some interest in historical and comparative linguistics. In my spare time, I am an amateur drummer, rhythm game player, and aviation photographer.
Jiurui Guo, Voice Onset Time Project