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is a cognitive psychologist and associate professor of speech pathology and audiology and learning sciences. Dr. Roche’s research interest focus on communication and learning in a social context, using eye-tracking, computer mouse-tracking, acoustic speech perception and production, and interactive dialogue methodology. She is currently the director of the and is currently accepting doctoral students.

• 2004       B.A., Psychology, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
• 2007       M.A., Experimental Psychology, James Madison University
• 2011       Ph.D., Cognitive Psychology, University of Memphis
• 2011-14 Postdoctoral Fellow, Brain and Cognitive Sciences, University of Rochester

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