Hannah G. Treadway
bilingual sentence processing | code-switching | bilingualism & cognition across the lifespan
I am a third-year PhD student in Hispanic Linguistics at the University of Florida where I am co-advised by Dr. Jorge Valdés Kroff and Dr. Edith Kaan. I conduct research in the Bilingual Sentence Processing Lab and the Brain, Language, and Bilingualism Lab.
I use psycho-/neurolinguistic methods like eye-tracking and EEG to investigate the cognitive processes underlying (bilingual) language processing and code-switching. My work also considers how bilingualism might be modulatory of or interact with domain-general abilities, such as conflict adaptation, attention, Theory of Mind, and even working memory in cognitive decline. At its core, my research is concerned with characterizing how the experiential dimensions of bilingualism and language use impact real-time language processing and cognitive mechanism recruitment.
news
| Apr 28, 2025 | Thankful to have been granted the UF Department of Spanish and Portuguese Studies Contraseña Fund Award to attend the “Ninth Summer School on Statistical Methods for Linguistics and Psychology” in Potsdam, Germany this August! |
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| Apr 24, 2025 | Honored to have been named Outstanding PhD Student in Spanish Linguistics for 2024-2025 by the UF Department of Spanish and Portuguese Studies. So thankful for my SPS community! |
| Mar 22, 2025 | Join me this week at HSP2025 for my presentation on recent work entitled “Cognitive control adaptation in code-switching: An ERP study” |