ProfessorJennifer Hay

Founding Member, Association for Laboratory Phonology, 2010

Awarded Rutherford Discovery Fellowship (2010) - a competitive scheme to fund early to mid-career researchers. $1,000,000 to fund research on Episodic Word Memory (2011-2016) Includes .85 FTE on research.

Awarded three competitive Visiting Fellowships, while on study leave in Europe in 2008: - University of York Research Visitor Scheme (two weeks) - URO Visiting Fellowship, University of Newcastle upon Tyne (two months) - Zentrum für allgemeine Sprachwissenschaft, Visiting Fellowship (four weeks)

Co-chair: Organising Committee, Laboratory Phonology 11 Conference (2008)

Chair of the Organising Committee, New Zealand Language and Society Conference 2006

I was invited to be a Fellow of the Center for the Advanced Study of the Behavioral Sciences, Palo Alto. The Center invites approximately 50 scholars each year (of which only 2 or 3 are typically linguists) through a process designed to identify scholars of "exceptional accomplishment or promise". At the time I was invited, you couldn't apply for fellowships at the CASBS – candidates were anonymously nominated and ranked by panels of experts. (Offered fellowship in 2005, residence deferred).

Member of the Scientific Committee/Abstract Review for the following conferences: - LSA Summer Institute Course Proposals: Stanford 2007, Colorado 2009 - International Congress of Phonetic Sciences 2007 - Architectures and Mechanisms for Language Processing 2006-2008 - Laboratory Phonology 2004-2010 - New Ways of Analysing Variation 2003-2009

Member New Zealand Linguistic Society Executive Committee (since 2001)

Member of the New Zealand Linguistic Society Executive Committee (since 2001)

Fellow of the Center for the Advanced Study of the Behavioral Sciences, Palo Alto. The Center invites approximately 50 scholars each year (of which only 2 or 3 are typically linguists) through a process designed to identify scholars of "exceptional accomplishment or promise". You can't apply for fellowships at the CASBS – candidates are anonymously nominated and ranked by panels of experts. (Offered fellowship in 2005, residence scheduled for 2008).

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