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Voices of Excellence podcast

June 24 2021June 26, 2021

Voices of Excellence from Arts and Sciences: Andrea Sims on what can and can't be a word

Andrea was recently featured on the Arts and Sciences’ Voices of Excellence podcast, talking about her research. Listen to her discussion with David Staley on Soundcloud and iTunes.

Posted by Andrea Sims at 11:21amJune 26, 2021 Tagged defectiveness, media, morphology, typology, undergraduate research. Bookmark the permalink.

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