January 11, 2019

We are happy to announce that Ph.D alumnus Kailen Shantz has received the newly launched biennial Mike Sharwood Smith award for his paper, "Phrase frequency, proficiency and grammaticality interact in non-native processing: Implications for theories of SLA".

The Mike Sharwood Smith award is given to the best article published in the journal Second Language Research. SLR is a top journal in the field of SLA, and this award is a tribute to the quality of Kailen's research, and the training he has received from his mentors Silvina Montrul, and Darren Tanner.

Shantz's article can be found here.