Dr. Kuo is currently recruiting new graduate students to participate in CLIC. We welcome new members with diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds to join our team!

Dr. Kuo is committed to mentoring the next generation of researchers and has a successful mentoring record. In addition to being first- and co-authors of articles published in high-impact journals, her students also have won prestigious external awards in the field, including fellowships from the Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Language (TESOL) International Association, American Educational Research Association (AERA) - Division C: Learning & Instruction, American Psychological Association (APA) - Division 15: Educational Psychology, and Education Testing Service (ETS).

If you would like to apply to a master's or Ph.D. program at Texas A&M University and study with Dr. Kuo, or if you have any questions about working with Dr. Kuo and the CLIC research group, please complete the following contact form:

• CLIC Contact Form - Prospective Students

We are currently recruiting graduate and undergraduate researchers to CLIC, a vibrant and dynamic research group!

Graduate students have the option of taking a directed research study with Dr. Kuo to work on a CLIC research project. Students are expected to produce a first- or co-authored conference presentation or journal article by the end of the semester. The expected time commitment for a directed research study is around 6-8 hours per week.

Undergraduate students can participate either as volunteers or through the College of Education and Human Development Undergraduate Student Research Initiative Program (USRI) or the TAMU Undergraduate Research Scholar Program. Dr. Kuo has a successful track record mentoring undergraduate students. Undergraduate assistants she has mentored have won First Place in Poster Presentation at TAMU Student Research Week and Outstanding Undergraduate Awards from the Department of Teaching, Learning, and Culture.

Paid positions may also be available for current TAMU students.

Please complete the contact form at the link below if you would like to join CLIC.

• CLIC Contact Form - Current Students

Dr. Kuo is a passionate advocate for linguistic diversity and multilingual awareness and actively engages in heritage language education and world language education. Dr. Kuo loves to share her experience as a researcher, teacher educator, director of world language programs, and parent of multilingual and multiliterate children with the community and beyond.

Would you like to invite Dr. Kuo to have a conversation about the importance of linguistic diversity, how to create high-quality world language education programs, or how to provide children with a home environment conducive to bilingual and multilingual development? Please contact us with the contact form:

• CLIC Contact Form - Family, Community & World Language Teacher Education