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Language research · Writing
Marianne and Alex connect through LAU’s 2018 School of Arts and Sciences annual awards programme: Marianne received first prize for Best Essay, while Alex’s awards were in TV & Film.
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2018 · Same annual awards programme · Lebanese American University
Marianne and Alex connect through LAU’s 2018 School of Arts and Sciences annual awards programme: Marianne received first prize for Best Essay, while Alex’s awards were in TV & Film.
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2018 · Lebanese American University
First prize · Best Essay in LAU’s sixth annual creative-writing competition.
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Marianne Azar researches how the brain processes word structure and meaning, with work on Levantine Arabic, English, bilingualism and emotion. An LAU Psychology graduate of 2019, she completed an MSc in Psychology of Language at the University of Edinburgh. NYU’s MorphLab identifies her as a doctoral researcher in Cognition and Perception. Her creative practice includes poetry and songs, and she has organised poetry societies in Lebanon and the UK.
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2019 · Lebanese American University
LAU Psychology graduate, class of 2019.
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NYU MorphLab
Master’s study at the University of Edinburgh, as described in her NYU research profile.
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