Academics
In 2020, I received my Linguistic PhD from the University of Kansas. During my time there I served as the Vice-President (2018) and then President (2019) of the KU Linguistics Graduate Student Association, as well as an editor for the Kansas Working Papers in Linguistics (KWPL) from 2018 to 2020. I also have a Master's Degree in Linguistics from KU, and a BA in Linguistics and a BA in Phyiscs from the University of Missouri.
Education
University of Kansas
PhD in Linguistics - Accepted July 24, 2020
Project: Typology & Analysis of Person Marking Referent Shifts
Chair: Andrew McKenzie
MA in Linguistics – Accepted September 5, 2018
Project: Typology of Person Marking Referent Reanalysis In Six Language Families
Advisor: Andrew McKenzie
University of Missouri-Columbia
B.A. in Linguistics- Research Honors
Project: Nasal-Consonant Phonology in Tiriki
Advisor: Michael Marlo
B.A. in Physics
Qualifying Papers
Major Qualifying Paper - Accepted August 10, 2019
Project: Referent Reanalysis of the Proto-Mayan First Plural: A Semantic and Pragmatic Account
Chair: Andrew McKenzie
Minor Qualifying Paper - Accepted April 10, 2019
Project: The Status of the Tseltal Diminutive ch'in: A Comparative Corpora Analysis
Chair: John D. Gluckman