Alumni

2020s

2024

Yuhan Zhang, Postdoctoral Scholar, Stanford University

Dissertation: "The rational processing of language illusions"

Lukas Kahl, Lecturer in Indo-European Linguistics, Humboldt University of Berlin

Dissertation: "Diachronic studies in Indo-European Degree morphology"

Ian Lewis Kirby

Dissertation: "Wide meanings across narrow contexts: Sakha particles and the grammar of alternatives"

Deniz Satik

Dissertation: "Clausal Deficiency"

2023

Zachary Rothstein-Dowden, Lecturer, Harvard Division of Continuing Education

Dissertation: "Dental-aspirate presents in Greek and Indo-European"

Tamisha Lauren Tan, Assistant Professor, Division of Linguistics and Multilingual Studies, Nanyang Technological University

Dissertation: "Voice and valency in Amarasi: Topics in synchronic and diachronic Morphosyntax"

Niels Kuhlert

Dissertation: "A morphological typology of non-root alternations: Invastion, suppletion and allomorphy"

2022

Shannon Bryant, Postdoctoral Associate, Rutgers Center for Cognitive Science

Dissertation: "Lost in space: Pronoun choice in English locative prepositional phrases"

Yingtong Liu, Senior Data Scientist, Vanguard

Dissertation: "Evidence from behavioral experiments: Information theory and discourse-based accounts of long-distance dependencies"

Joshua Martin, UX Research, Spotify

Dissertation: "Compositional routes to (non)intersectivity"

Giuseppe Ricciardi

Dissertation: "On the linguistic encoding of the notion of inference"

Ethan Wilcox, Postdoctoral Researcher, Department of Computer Science, ETH Zurich

Dissertation: "Informal Presupposition & Accommodation"

2021

Aurore Gonzalez, Research Fellow, Universita degli Studi di Milano BICOCCA, Dipartmento di Psicologna

Dissertation: "Polar questons and interrogative particles - a crosslinguistic investigation"

Gunnar Lund,  Analytical Linguist, Grammarly.com

Dissertation: "Epistemic Modal-fiers: the case of even though"

Julia Sturm, Harvard Center for Hellenic Studies, Washington, DC

Dissertation: "Nasal presents from Homer to Attic Greek: Analogy and reanalysis in the Greek verb"

2020

Yuyin He, Lecturer, Beijing Language and Culture University, Department of Linguistics

Dissertation: "Time in Mandarin: the Fingerprints of Tense and Finiteness"