CV

Last updated 10 July 2025. Download PDF for full CV.

General Information

Full Name Jeanne Brown
Title Linguistics PhD student
Languages English, French (Canadian)

Education

  • 2027
    Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Linguistics
    McGill University, Montreal, Canada
    • Thesis TBD
  • 2020
    Master of Arts (MA) in Linguistics
    University of Ottawa, Ottawa, Canada
    • “An Acoustic Study of Voicing and Register in Northern Raglai” -- Supervised by Marc Brunelle
  • 2019
    Joint Honours Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Psychology and Linguistics
    University of Ottawa, Ottawa, Canada

Experience

  • 09/2025-12/2025
    Course Lecturer
    Department of Linguistics, McGill University
    • Intro to speech science (LING210)
  • 05/2025-06/2026
    LabPhon20 organizing committee RA
    Department of Linguistics, McGill University
  • 09/2023-04/2025
    Teaching Assistant
    Department of Linguistics, McGill University
    • Phonetics 3 (LING330)
    • Intro to speech science (LING210)
    • Language acquisition 1 (LING355)
    • Intro to linguistics (LING201)
  • 09/2019-04/2020
    Teaching Assistant
    Department of Linguistics, University of Ottawa
    • Intro à la phonologie (LIN2720)
    • Acoustique de la parole (LIN4726)
    • Théorie syntaxique (LIN3710)
  • 04/2021-04/2023
    Research Coordinator
    School of Communication Sciences and Disorders, Dalhousie University, Dr. Patricia Cleave
    • The Discourse Skills of Monolingual and Bilingual School-aged Children
  • 10/2021-04/2022
    Freelance transcriber
    Faculty of Education, Crandall University
  • 01/2019-07/2021
    Research Assistant
    Department of Linguistics, University of Ottawa, Marc Brunelle
    • Voicing and its transphonologization: the initiation and actuation of a sound change in Southeast Asia
  • 01/2019-12/2021
    Research Assistant
    Department of Linguistics, University of Ottawa, Stephen Levey
    • Learning to Sound Like a Native Speaker

Projects

Honors and Awards

  • 2025
    • Fonds de recherche du Québec – Société et Culture (FRQSC) Grant
    • Linguistics Society of America Summer General Institute Fellowship
    • Government of Québec – Graduate Mobility Award
  • 2019
    • University of Ottawa – Summa cum laude
  • 2018
    • University of Ottawa – Edward Sapir Scholarship in Linguistics

Academic Interests

  • Phonetics
    • Speech acoustics
    • Speech perception
  • Sociolinguistics
    • Language variation and change
    • Indexicality