I am a graduate assistant in the Applied Linguistics department at Georgia State University where I teach in the intensive english program, take coures, and research using big datasets. My research is focused on learner language development, computational linguistics, and corpus methods.
I received my Master's in Linguistics from California State University Long Beach in 2021. I studied the teaching of English to speakers of other languages (TESOL) under the direction of Dr. Sarvenaz Hatami. There I worked on lexical development, including the development of a tool for extracting phraseologically interesting non-adjacent word combinations, 'collocations': nlp.langdonholmes.info.
I am currently working on several projects under the guidance of Dr. Scott Crossley sponsored by the NSF and other organizations.
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Education
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(In progress) PhD in Applied Linguistics
Georgia State University -
M.A. in Linguistics, TESOL specialization, 2021
California State University, Long Beach -
B.A. in Comparative Literature, 2016
University of California, Los Angeles