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Thursday, November 19

Neuroimaging Investigations Into Academic and Controlled Processing in English Learners

Thursday, November 19 · 12 p.m. · George I. Sanchez Building (SZB)

12 p.m.
When
  • Thursday, November 19 · 12 p.m.
Where
George I. Sanchez Building (SZB)1912 Speedway · Austin, TX · 78705

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About this event

The College of Education invites you to join us for an engaging discussion moderated by Nathan Clemens, chair of the Department of Special Education, followed by questions and answers from our audience.

Agenda

11:45 a.m. Lunch served

12-1 p.m. Program and discussion

Space is limited. Register now.

About the Speaker

Jessica Church-Lang

Professor of Psychology, UT Austin

As Principal Investigator of the Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience Lab at UT, Church-Lang’s research focuses on the development of cognitive control and academic skills during childhood and adolescence. Through neuroimaging and behavioral assessments her lab investigates how brain conrol networks respond to interventions, educational interuptions and puberty.

This series is supported by the Gordon Lippitt Centennial Lectureship Fund.

Special thanks to our seminar affiliates from across The University of Texas at Austin.

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