- Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2006
- B.A., Dartmouth College, 2002

Steven Lulich
Associate Professor, Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences

Associate Professor, Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences
I am interested in how anatomy, articulation, acoustics, and aerodynamics in speech production intersect with and influence both each other and the phonological systems of human languages. My research seeks to approach cross-linguistic theoretical issues in child phonological acquisition, adult phonology/phonetics, and phonological speech disorders with a strong experimental and modeling focus. To that end, my laboratory has pioneered 3D/4D ultrasound as an every-day imaging modality in speech/phonetics research, and is further equipped to carry out a broad variety of studies involving speech breathing, laryngeal function, articulation, acoustics, and aerodynamics.