Research and Talks

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Mikaela Belle Martin. "Introduction to African American English". (2025). Guest lecture, Introduction to Sociolinguistics (LING0600). University of Pennsylvania. 

Mikaela Belle Martin and Andrea Beltrama. “Black and Nerdy: How do race and personae jointly shape pragmatic reasoning?” (2024). Project Launch Poster, New Ways of Analyzing Variation 52 (NWAV52), Philadelphia, PA.

Mikaela Belle Martin and Zoria Thomas. “Holding ___ Accountable: Student Tensions Between Accountability Culture and A Society Without Accountability.” (2024). Annual Meeting of the American Educational Research Association (AERA), Philadelphia, PA.

Mikaela Belle Martin. “What’s in a Nerd?: A Brief Overview of Persona Formation and the Interaction Between Race and Persona.” (2024). Integrated Language Sciences and Technology (ILST), University of Pennsylvania.

Mikaela Belle Martin. “What’s in a Nerd?: A Brief Overview of Persona Formation and the Interaction Between Race and Persona.” (2024). Integrated Language Sciences and Technology (ILST), University of Pennsylvania.

Mikaela Belle Martin. "’Y'all finna go to the d-hall?’: Tense-Aspect in Black Harvard African American English.” (2023). Integrated Language Sciences and Technology (ILST), University of Pennsylvania.

Mikaela Belle Martin. “Y’all finna go to the d-hall? - Tense-Aspect Markers in Black Harvard African American English.” (2023). Honors thesis, Department of Linguistics, Harvard University. 

Kia Turner, Maya Park, and Mikaela Belle Martin. “‘The Times are Urgent, Let Us Slow Down’: Illuminating Abolitionist Education Through Collective Experimentation.” (2023). Annual Meeting of the American Educational Research Association (AERA), Chicago, IL. 

Mikaela Belle Martin. “Linguistic Analysis in Educational Programming: What Can Student Responses Tell Us About Student Cognition?” (2022). Center for the Study of Language and Information (CSLI), Stanford University.