Kawahara, Shigeto, Atsushi Noto, and Gakuji Kumagai (2018) Sound symbolic patterns in Pokémon names. Phonetica 75(3): 219-244. (This paper is Open Access.)

Kawahara, Shigeto and Gakuji Kumagai (in press, 2019?) Expressing Evolution in Pokémon Names: Experimental Explorations. Journal of Japanese Linguistics.

熊谷学而・川原繁人 (to appear) ポケモン名付けにおける母音と有声阻害音効果: 実験と理論からアプローチ.　言語研究.

川原繁人 (2017) ドラゴンクエストの呪文における音象徴: 音声学の広がりを目指して.　音声研究 21(2): 38-42.

川原繁人・桃生朋子 (2017) 音象徴の言語学教育での有効利用に向けて: 『ウルトラマン』の怪獣名と音象徴. 音声研究 21(2): 43-49.

川原繁人・桃生朋子 (2018) 音象徴で言語学を教える: 具体的成果の紹介を通して. Southern Review 32: 3-14.

川原繁人 (2016) 日本やアメリカにおける音声学教育. JMAC技術講演会予稿集.

川原繁人 (2016) 日本やアメリカにおける音声学教育 (スライド).

川原繁人・桃生朋子・皆川泰代 (2016) マイボイスと大学における音声学教育. 音声研究 20(3): 13-20.

I generally enjoy working with a student, both at undergraduate and graduate level. Sometimes they help a project of mine; sometimes I help them develop their project. Students that I published a paper with or I presented a conference talk with include (perhaps non-exhaustive):

Alex Kilpatrick (University of Melborne, grad), Stacey Sherwood (U. of Sydney, grad), Saeka Miyahara (Keio, undergrad), Rei Masuda (Keio, undergrad), Chika Takahashi (Keio, undergraduate), Nozomi Endo (Keio, undergraduate), Jeff Moore (Sophia, graduate), James Whang (NYU, graduate), Kelly Garvey (Rutgers, undergraduate), Aaron Braver (Rutgers, graduate), Sang-Im Lee-Kim (NYU, graduate), Hanako Masada (Sophia, graduate), Sophia Kao (Rutgers, undergraduate), Melanie Pangilinan (Rutgers, undergraduate), Lara Greenberg (Rutgers, undergraduate), Natalie Dresher (Rutgers, undergraduate), Sara Korostoff (Rutgers, undergraduate), Chris Kish (Rutgers, undergraduate), Yumi Uchimoto (Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, undergraduate), Nobuhiro Yoshida (Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, undergraduate), Gakuji Kumagai (Tokyo Metropolitan University, PD), Atsushi Noto (Tokyo Metropolitan University, graduate), Mayuki Matsui (NINJAL, PD), Hanna Kaji (ICU), Haruka Tada (ICU).

Undergraduate teaching

A summary page listing resources for graduation school applications (speech pathology schools).

Here is a guide for applying for graduate schools

Here is a guide for Preparing for speech pathology schools (while you're at Rutgers.)

If you're a Rutgers student and interested in pursuing a speech pathology-related career, we now have a facebook group.

Undergraduate advising

At the Rutgers phonetics lab, of which I was the director for a while, many undergraduate students worked on projects with our lab members. Here are some results of their efforts.

Aresty poster (2013) by Natalie Dresher et al. on The phonetics of emphatic vowel lengthening in English.

National Conference on Undergraduate Research (2013) by Michelle Marron on The effect of sound symbolism on gender cues for new brand names.

Cornell Undergrad Conf. (2012) by Chris Kish et al on why obstruents would imply masculinity.

Aresty poster (2012) by Chris Kish et al on the sound symbolism in English names.

WCCFL poster (2011) by Kelly Garvey on perceptibility of place contrasts.

PCL slides (2011) by Kelly Garvey on perceptibility of place contrasts.

Aresty poster (2011) by Audrey Krum et al on the perception of duration.

FAJL slides (2010) by Sophia Kao 2010 on Japanese accents.

Aresty poster (2010) by Natalie Blanc et al. on French intonation.

Aresty poster (2010) by Kelly Garvey on similarity effects.

Aresty poster (2010) by Lara Greenberg on child speech.

Aresty poster (2010) by Sophia Kao 2010 on Japanese accents.

Here are some pictures of the lab students presenting their projects: