Undergraduate, Allison Shane and PhD student Portia Washington were selected to share their work at the Clinical Aphasiology Conference in Hawaii. Allison’s work looked at how the language of people with aphasia changed before and after a training session. She analyzed their at-home language.  Portia’s work was a joint project between the Aphasia Rehab Lab and the Brain and Language Lab looking at whether it matters if people with aphasia are trained in the evening or in the morning. (Spoiler: It does)