Christina Hagedorn is an Associate Professor of Linguistics at the College of Staten Island, City University of New York (CUNY), where she is Founder and Director of the CSI Motor Speech Laboratory. She is also a member of the doctoral faculty in Linguistics and Speech-Language-Hearing Sciences at the CUNY Graduate Center.
Hagedorn's research examines the articulatory mechanisms underlying typical and disordered speech production, with particular emphasis on how speakers adapt to structural and motor constraints on the speech system. Her work uses real-time magnetic resonance imaging (RT-MRI), electromagnetic articulography (EMA), ultrasound, optical motion capture, and acoustic analysis to investigate speech motor control and its breakdown, as well as to advance speech modeling and biofeedback.
Current areas of research include speech adaptation following treatment for lingual cancer, typical and disordered speech development, articulatory-acoustic modeling, and articulatory biofeedback.
Please visit this website for current research projects, publications, and CV.
Degrees
PhD, Linguistics, University of Southern California
MS, Communicative Sciences and Disorders, New York University
MA, Linguistics, University of Southern California
BA with Honors, Linguistics & Italian Studies, Stony Brook University
For a list of my most recent scholarly works and publications, please visit https://www.hagedornspeech.com/.
