Stacey Hanson is a Ph.D. candidate in Hispanic Linguistics. She received her M.A. in Spanish from Florida State University where she successfully defended her MA thesis titled The perception of the interdental fricative in second language Spanish. Her current research focuses on second language perception and production of geographically and socially constrained phones with a specific interest in how the intersection of learners' perception and production impacts phonetic and phonological development of second language phones. Additionally, she is interested in the effects of study abroad and individual differences on acquisition of additional languages.
Stacey Hanson
Doctoral Student, Hispanic Linguistics
The College of Arts