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Language and the Brain in the Wild

Submitted by Eileen LaCourse on Mon, 04/09/2012 - 8:21am
Dr. Jeremy Skipper, Assistant Professor, Psychology & Neuroscience, Hamilton
Dr. Jeremy Skipper, Assistant Professor, Psychology & Neuroscience, Hamilton College

Language and the Brain in the Wild: How Lips, Smiles, Hands, Posture,
and Print are Heard [sic] by the Brain During Multimodal Communication

Friday, April 13, 2012
4:00 pm
Bloomer Auditorium

GUEST LECTURER: DR. JEREMY I. SKIPPER
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF PSYCHOLOGY AND NEUROSCIENCE AT HAMILTON COLLEGE

Dr. Skipper’s research aims to “understand the neural mechanisms of language (and action) in the natural social settings in which the brain evolved, develops, and normally functions”.

http://sites.google.com/site/languageactionandbrainlab/

We hope you will join us.