I graduated from the Department of Linguistics at the University of Chicago with my PhD in Linguistics in March 2010. I received my MA from this same department and my BA in Anthropology from Pitzer College.
Through my linguistic career,
I have had interests in computational linguistics, Korean semantics,
and Bantu syntax, though my current focus and dissertation work is on
the last. I have been to South Africa twice, once to study Zulu and a
second time for fieldwork. I also studied Korean in Korea earlier in my
time here. I ultimately focused on Bantu syntax with my dissertation
topic being on Zulu ditransitives. Please see my CV for more
information about me.
When not working, I like to knit. Though it's in shadow, I knit the top I'm wearing in the photo above!
