LLRC Master's Research Award
- Noah Cain
- Jun 6
- 1 min read
I was in Toronto this past weekend to received an award for my Master's thesis from the Language and Literacy Researchers of Canada. I had the opportunity to present my work to a generous group of scholars after the LLRC AGM alongside the French language winner of the award.
It was exciting to engage with the research once again and rejig my presentation just over a year after my defence. It was awesome networking with other researchers and engaging with their research. I even found a few collaborators for future projects and articles.
Special thanks to my advisor Dr. Jennifer Watt, who came to the conference to support me.
Click HERE for a link to my thesis.
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