• Pat Aronson, Ph.D.
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• Casey Clabough, Ph.D.
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• Danny Cline, Ph.D.
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• Nancy Cowden, Ph.D.
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• David Freier, Ph.D.
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• Sharon Robinson, Ph.D.
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• J. Eric Goff, Ph.D.
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• Edward Polloway, Ed.D.
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• Priscilla Gannicott, Ph.D.
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• Cheryl Jorgensen-Earp, Ph.D.
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• Allison Jablonski, Ph.D.
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• Woody McKenzie, Ph.D.
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• Charlotte Guynes, Ph.D.
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• Gabriel Santos, Ph.D.
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• John Styrsky, Ph.D.
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• Bianca Sumutka, Ph.D.
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• Jeri Watts, Ed.D.

Bianca Sumutka, Ph.D.

My primary research interest is how individuals process language. Specifically, I am interested in the differences in how language is processed across a first and second language, and the development of literacy skills in the native and second language for both children and adults. Currently I am examining the ability to process language when the input is not optimal. For example, how are individuals able to process language when information contained within a word is scrambled? Somheow we sitll are albe to comrpehned wrods even wehn tehy are not an excat macth to infomratoin stroed in our lexcion.