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In 2017 I was awarded the National Science Foundation's Graduate Research Fellowship in Human-Computer Interaction.

This 3-year fellowship allowed me to fully dedicate myself to building MindScribe.

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Here you can read my NSF GRFP Personal Statement and my NSF GRFP Research Plan.

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Use those links to learn more about my approach in developing an embodied conversational agent for low-income and multilingual early childhood communities.

A photo of a post-it note and a sharpie marker. On the post-it note, Layne Jackson Hubbard wrote "Thank you!" and drew a 3-dimensional cube.
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