PSLLT Conference

Hello PSLLT friends,
This is your last call to submit your abstract for the 17th PSLLT — on the 17th of April!

And don’t miss taking a look at the featured workshop descriptions, including sessions by German Zárate-Sández and DJ Kaiser:
👉 https://sites.google.com/view/psllt2026/featured-workshops

Hello friends/colleagues,
PSLLT 2026 abstract submission deadline is April 17th!
Join us in September and don’t miss the chance to hear from our incredible plenary speakers.
If you’ve been thinking about submitting something, now’s the time.
https://sites.google.com/view/psllt2026/home

Dear PSLLT friends/colleagues (no matter how you pronounce 'PSLLT '),
Have you sent in your abstract for the 17th PSLLT yet?
If not, mark your calendar—the deadline is April 17!
We are looking forward to seeing you in Ames this september!

Hello PSLLT friends,

The wait is over! Our conference website is live, and proposal submissions are officially open. https://bit.ly/PSLLT2026
Submission of abstracts is due by April 17th, 2026!

See you next year in Montreal! 16th PSLLT —> Oct. 9-11, 2025

Don’t think that all they do is pronunciation research. They are also good discoverers. Put a ✅ to finding the giant (biggest?) gnome in Reiman Gardens. Mission accomplished, Dustin, eh? .

Gamified HVPT? Why not?? Take a look at Ron Thomason’s “English Accent Coach” in your App Store and have fun playing with the sounds 🔥

The last day of PSLLT, another day of great presentations. —> “Dynamic self- and other-assessment of second language speech”, D. Gluhareva & M. Munro

“AI-based mobile-assisted pronunciation training on production and perception of English segmental contrasts” Drs. Kevin Hirschi & Okim Kang

“Second language learners’ beliefs and practices” by Drs. Jenn Foote & Ron Thomson

Day 2 PSLLT 2024 is starting with a plenary from Dr. Jonás Fouz-González in the Campanile Room.