LLC is pleased to announce that May Chung, of LLC Cohort 17, successfully and skillfully presented her dissertation research proposal to her full committee on November 22, 2019. Her topic is titled, “Mothers' Motivations and Family Language Policy in a Mandarin-English Dual Language School."

After May’s presentation, she and her committee had a substantive discussion surrounding her topic and methodological approach. They determined that the project was worthy of doctoral study and provided useful advice on how to move forward with her research. 

Many thanks to May’s committee members:

Dr. Sarah Shin (EDUC), Chair
Dr. Christine Mallinson (LLC), Co-chair

Dr. Jiyoon Lee (EDUC)

Dr. Beverly Bickel (LLC)

Dr. Fan Yang (MCS)

Please join us in congratulating May on reaching this significant milestone! ]]>

LLC is pleased to announce that May Chung, of LLC Cohort 17, successfully and skillfully presented her dissertation research proposal to her full committee on November 22, 2019. Her topic is...

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After Landry’s presentation, he and his committee had a substantive discussion surrounding his topic and methodological approach. They determined that the project was worthy of doctoral study and provided useful advice on how to move forward with his research. 

Many thanks to Landry’s committee members:

Dr. Edward Larkey (MLLI), Chair
Dr. Craig Saper (LLC), Co-chair
Dr. Nicoleta Bazgan (MLLI)
Dr. Denis Provencher, University of Arizona

Dr. William Shewbridge (MCS)

Please join us in congratulating Landry on reaching this significant milestone!
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LLC is pleased to announce that Landry Digeon, of LLC Cohort 15, successfully and skillfully presented his dissertation research proposal to his full committee on October 23, 2019. His topic is...

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