I
am currently a third-year postdoctoral fellow in the Department
of Speech and Hearing Sciences at Indiana
University.
Education:
Research Interests:
Current Project:
- Training Japanese Listeners to Identify American English Vowels
- Training Korean Listeners to Identify American English Vowels
Awards:
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NIH-NIDCD Ruth Kirschstein National Research Service Award for Individual
Postdoctoral Fellows (F32) (2003-06)
PI: K. Nishi, Sponsor: D. Kewley-Port, Direct Cost: $137,832
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Student Disability Services Recognition Award for facilitating course
work by disabled students, University of South Florida (2001)
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Rotary International Ambassadorial Multi-Year Scholarship (1996-98
), $20,000
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Eastern Washington University - Kobe City University of Foreign Studies
Exchange Student Scholarship (1991-92), ¥700,000 and tuition waiver
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Kobe City University of Foreign Studies President Award (1989)
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Kobe Youth Prize (1988)
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Keio Gijuku University Koizumi Shinzo Prize (1988), ¥100,000
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