Resume and CV

Eva H. Mok

Current

University of Chicago
Postdoctoral Scholar
Human Neurosceience Laboratory, Department of Neurology
Advisor: Steven L. Small, M.D., Ph.D.
2009 - Present

Education

University of California, Berkeley
Ph.D. Computer Science
Dissertation Title: Contextual Bootstrapping for Grammar Learning pdf.
Committee: Jerome A. Feldman (chair), Dan Klein, Carla Hudson Kam
2001 - 2008
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
B.S. Computer Engineering summa cum laude
1998 - 2000

Research Interests

Neurobiology of Language, fMRI Data Analysis, Language Development, Computational Cognitive Models of Natural Language Understanding, Syntax and Semantics.

Publications

Presentations

Honors and Awards

Google Anita Borg Scholarship Finalist. 2006 – 2007.
NSF Graduate Fellowship Awards Honorable Mentions. 2002.
California Legislative Grant Research Fellowship. 2001.
Intel Masters Fellowship1. 2001.
University of Michigan Four-Year Engineering Scholarship. 1998.
James B. Angell Scholar, University of Michigan. 2000 – 2001.
1 awarded and declined due to change of institution

Teaching-Related Experience

Campuswide Consultant
GSI Teaching & Resource Center, Graduate Division, UC Berkeley
  • Conducted background research and put forward proposals for a certificate of university teaching program at Berkeley
  • Evaluated Course Improvement Grant applications
2006 – 2007
Teaching Workshop Leader
Graduate Division, UC Berkeley
  • EECS Discipline Cluster Workshop.
    Graduate Student Instructor Teaching Conference.
    August 2006 & January 2007.
  • Culture in the US Classroom Workshop.
    International Graduate Student Instructor Conference.
    August 2006.
2006 - 2007
Member of the Teaching, Learning & Technology Symposium Steering Committee
Office of the Vice Provost of Undergraduate Education, UC Berkeley
Spring 2006
Teaching Assistant for Language Development
Psychology Department, UC Berkeley
Course Instructor : Carla Hudson Kam
Spring 2006
Teaching Assistant for Neural Basis of Thought & Language
Jointly offered by the Computer Science Department, the Linguistics Department, and the Cognitive Science Program, UC Berkeley
Course Instructors: Jerome Feldman and Srini Narayanan
Spring 2003, Spring 2004
Teaching Assistant for Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
Computer Science Department, UC, Berkeley
Course Instructor: Stuart Russell
Fall 2002

Guest Lectures

A Best-Fit Approach to Productive Omission of Arguments.
Course Title: Cognitive Linguistics.
Linguistics Department, UC Berkeley.
October 2007
Constructing Grammar: a computational model of the acquisition of early constructions.
Course Title: Mind & Language.
Linguistics Department, UC Berkeley
Apr 2006
The Neural Theory of Language Project.
Course Title: Introduction to Cognitive Science.
Cognitive Science Department, UC Berkeley
August 2005

Other Academic Activities

Abstract Reviewing for International Conferences
  • Neurobiology of Language Conference, October 15-16, 2009

Paper Reviewing for Peer-Reviewed Journals
  • Brain and Language
  • Research on Language and Computation