Graduate Students
	Sarah C. Sullivan (Lab Manager) Sarah graduated Magna Cum Laude in 2002 with a B.A. in Speech and Hearing Sciences from Washington State University.  As an undergraduate, Sarah worked with Dr. Andrew Lotto studying phonetic context effects and sex differences in speech.  She joined UT’s Psychology Department in the Fall of 2002 and received her M.A. in Cognitive and Perceptual Psychology in the summer of 2005.  Sarah is now interested in speaker normalization, auditory perception by cochlear implant users as well as applying Bayesian statistical models to auditory categorization. Personal Webpage
	Gayatri Rao Gayatri received her B.S. in Computer Engineering from the University of Michigan in May 2001. Her undergrad research involved modeling the acquisition of German and English syntax by bilingual children using genetic algorithms.  Her current work with Dr. Diehl focuses on the acoustic correlates of breathy voice, specifically the spectral tilt. Personal Webpage
Lab Alumni	Jessica Hay, PhD - University of Wisconsin Momoko Sato, MA Patrick Wong, PhD - Northwestern University Michelle Molis, PhD Wendy Castleman, PhD
Collaborators	Wilson Geisler, PhD - University of Texas Andrew Lotto, PhD - University of Arizona Lori Holt, PhD - Carnegie Mellon University John Kingston, PhD - University of Massachusetts

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Last updated 01/15/2007.
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