Sarah F. Phillips, M.A.
PhD Student at NYU
I am a PhD student in the Linguistics Department at New York University who investigates how bilingual brains process code-switching. I use neuro-imaging data to test hypotheses and models concerned with bilingual language processing.
About Me
I am a PhD student in NYU’s Department of Linguistics working under Liina Pylkkänen‘s advisement. Using magnetoencephalography (MEG) and psycholinguistic methods (e.g. eye-tracking, reaction times), my current projects focus on how bilinguals process code-switching and single-language expressions. This work feeds into broader questions I have about the relationship between language processing models and linguistic theory.
Education
Master degree of design
Mar 2010 – University of Design
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Front end engineering
Mar 2007 – University of Design
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Bachelor of Arts
Mar 2005 – University of Design
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Work Experience
Art Director
Present
2011 2015 – Eclipse Systems
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Project manager
2011 2015 – Eclipse Systems
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Senior UX designer
2011 2015 – Eclipse Systems
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