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- Q&A with Cognitive Science Alumna Athena Samonte
- Q&A with Cognitive Science Honours student Zoe Stanley
- Q&A with Editors-in-Chief Hilary Tsui & Mark Giles of the Canadian Undergraduate Journal of Cognitive Science
- Q&A with recent Cognitive Science graduate Rollin Poe
- Q&A with recent Cognitive Science graduate Kat Dolguikh
- Q&A with Cognitive Science Student Society president Daniel Chang
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- Defining Cognitive Science: Eleanor Schille-Hudson
- Defining Cognitive Science: Zara Anwarsai
- Defining Cognitive Science: Angelica Lim
- Defining Cognitive Science: Teaching Cognitive Science
- Defining Cognitive Science: Luke Kersten
- Lab Pizza: Language Production Lab & Language Learning and Development Lab
- LING/COGS Colloquium: Audio-visual alignment in speech perception
- LING/COGS Colloquium: How should we sound when we talk to babies? Rethinking what we know about the phonetics and phonology of infant directed speech
- Defining Cognitive Science: The Eighteenth-Century Origins of the Concept of Mixed-Strategy Equilibrium
- Defining Cognitive Science: Prediction during language comprehension
- Defining Cognitive Science: Language generality and syllable encoding
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Cognitive Science Student Society
The Cognitive Science Student Society (CS3) at 911吃瓜 represents all students who are majoring, minoring, or studying any of the related fields in cognitive science. At 911吃瓜, this includes the departments of computing science, linguistics, philosophy, and psychology. Our goal as a student society is to support students by providing opportunities to network and engage as a community in a way that supports personal and academic growth.
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