Pavel Trofimovich
About me
I am a professor in the Department of Education‘s Applied Linguistics Program at Concordia University in Montréal. My research focuses on cognitive aspects of second language processing, second language speech learning, sociolinguistic aspects of second language acquisition, and the teaching of second language pronunciation. I have served as Journal Editor of Language Learning (2015-2019, 2022-2023).
My research
Projects
Previous and current research projects
Publications
Journal articles and book chapters
Courses
Undergraduate and graduate courses
Current students
Rachael Lindberg
PhD student
Oguzhan Tekin
PhD student
Anamaria Bodea
PhD student
Thao-Nguyen Nina Le
PhD student
Applied linguistics lab
Research focus
Our research focuses on cognitive, interactional, social, and experiential variables involved in second and additional language learning and use
Versatile methods
The lab’s recent projects make use of eye-tracking, audio- and video-recording, and galvanic skin response sensors to investigate various verbal and nonverbal features of interaction involving university-level speakers of English as a second language.
Rich experiences
All lab members work on multiple research projects relevant to their research interests and have opportunities to share their research findings through conference presentations and peer-reviewed publications.
To become lab members, students must apply to and be accepted into the PhD Program or MA Program in applied linguistics following regular procedures and be assigned by the admissions committee to Pavel Trofimovich or Kim McDonough as their principal academic supervisors.
Alumni
Jennifer Foote
University of Alberta
Kym Taylor Reid
Concordia University (PhD 2022)
Randy Appel
Waseda University
Aki Tsunemoto
Kansai University
Dato Abashidze
Leibniz-Centre General Linguistics
Annie Bergeron
Concordia University (PhD 2020)
Get in touch
Concordia University
Department of Education
1455 de Maisonneuve West
Montréal (Québec) H3G 1M8
Canada