There are a few still (Vassar, Pomona, Wellesley [where I am]). But I worry about the long-term sustainability of some of these programs given the current economic environment. Our college president is already giving ominous warnings about cuts...
New work from my lab: using speech discrimination experiments, we find evidence that listeners can maintain uncertainty about the category identity of past speech, but not acoustic details. Will present this as a poster at CogSci this July--check out the paper here! doi.org/10.31234/osf...
Excited to share my new paper out in Glossa Psycholinguistics! It's an effort to computationally formalize theories of how people may (or may not) maintain gradient linguistic representations over time; we find strong evidence in favor of maintenance over long perceptual distances.
And shoutout to @wellesley.edu's dedicated funds for open access publishing -- so happy that I can always make my work freely available to the public!