Dr. Schwartz received her PhD in psychology 2003 from The Pennsylvania State University, under the mentorship of Dr. Judith Kroll. She joined the faculty in the department of Psychology at UTEP in Fall of 2004. Her research interests span topics of bilingualism, reading comprehension, reading development, reading strategies and educational/teaching implications of basic cognitive science.
Dr. Schwartz loves teaching, and it doesn't get any better than at UTEP! She teaches General Experimental Methods in Psychology, Learning & Memory, Cognitive Psychology, Language & Cognition, and courses on educational and instructional practices.
When she's not working she is typically on her bike training or racing- she has an uncanny passion for bike racing, that she will probably never outgrow.
Dr. Schwartz loves teaching, and it doesn't get any better than at UTEP! She teaches General Experimental Methods in Psychology, Learning & Memory, Cognitive Psychology, Language & Cognition, and courses on educational and instructional practices.
When she's not working she is typically on her bike training or racing- she has an uncanny passion for bike racing, that she will probably never outgrow.
Graduate Students
Diana Uribe EMAIL duribe@miners.utep.edu
Diana is a first-year graduate student in the Bilingual, Language, and Cognition program. She received her Bachelor of Science in Psychology with a minor in Biological Sciences at UTEP. Diana grew up in Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico, for most of her infancy and then moved to El Paso, Texas. Her career goal is to earn a Ph.D. in Experimental Psychology and use her statistics background to work for the private sector or the government. Some of her hobbies include archery, baking, and reading.
Diana Uribe EMAIL duribe@miners.utep.edu
Diana is a first-year graduate student in the Bilingual, Language, and Cognition program. She received her Bachelor of Science in Psychology with a minor in Biological Sciences at UTEP. Diana grew up in Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico, for most of her infancy and then moved to El Paso, Texas. Her career goal is to earn a Ph.D. in Experimental Psychology and use her statistics background to work for the private sector or the government. Some of her hobbies include archery, baking, and reading.
Andy Huynh EMAIL aahuynh@miners.utep.edu
Andy received his Bachelor of Arts in Language Science at the University of California, Irvine. During his undergraduate experience, he joined Dr. Judith Kroll’s Bilingualism, Mind, and Brain Lab, where his interest in bilingualism grew. He is now a first year graduate student in the Bilingual, Language, and Cognition program at UTEP, where he will develop and delve deeper into his wide research interests including bilingualism, discourse comprehension, language acquisition, and the implications these may have on education. In his free time, Andy enjoys playing computer games, playing tennis, and reading
Andy received his Bachelor of Arts in Language Science at the University of California, Irvine. During his undergraduate experience, he joined Dr. Judith Kroll’s Bilingualism, Mind, and Brain Lab, where his interest in bilingualism grew. He is now a first year graduate student in the Bilingual, Language, and Cognition program at UTEP, where he will develop and delve deeper into his wide research interests including bilingualism, discourse comprehension, language acquisition, and the implications these may have on education. In his free time, Andy enjoys playing computer games, playing tennis, and reading
Visiting Scholar
Aline Rosso EMAIL prof.alinerosso@gmail.com
Aline is our visiting scholar from the Universidad Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, and she is an English teacher in a public school in Southern Brazil. She obtained her masters degree in 2015, in reading under the field of Sociocultural linguistics. Right now she is obtaining her Ph.D., and has moved to Psycholinguistic in order to understand reading processing, and she's been studying reading strategies in L2 development. She is a member of LABICO (Bilingualism and Cognition lab), and ProLinGue (Studies Group on Bilingual Language Processing), both linked to UFRGS. Her main research topics are L2 reading, reading strategies, bilingual lexical access. cognate facilitation, and education.
Aline is our visiting scholar from the Universidad Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, and she is an English teacher in a public school in Southern Brazil. She obtained her masters degree in 2015, in reading under the field of Sociocultural linguistics. Right now she is obtaining her Ph.D., and has moved to Psycholinguistic in order to understand reading processing, and she's been studying reading strategies in L2 development. She is a member of LABICO (Bilingualism and Cognition lab), and ProLinGue (Studies Group on Bilingual Language Processing), both linked to UFRGS. Her main research topics are L2 reading, reading strategies, bilingual lexical access. cognate facilitation, and education.
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Undergraduate Research Assistants
Oliver Day Francisco Diego Abigail Garcia Angeles Parras Nathalia Rubio Dionne Trevino |
Alumni
Ameer Yadak Rebeca Hernandez Ortega Hristo Gonzalez Karla Tarin |