Wissenschaftlicher Werdegang

The University of Melbourne, supervised by Rebecca Defina

ARC Centre of Excellence for the Dynamics of Language (ANU): Summer scholar.
This Project is a study of morphosyntactic features of Warlpiri child language, and of how these features are indicative of contact-induced change. Supervised by Dr. Carmel O'Shannessy.

Unit Bahasa dan Budaya (Language and Culture Unit, Kupang).
The focus of role was to produce an electronic corpus of Amfo’an, an undocumented Austronesian language of Western Timor. Amfo’an is a morphologically complex language with several typologically uncommon features such as morphological metathesis. This role included collecting, transcribing, glossing, translating and analysing spoken texts. In this role, I also conducted an extensive survey of the Amfo’an area to determine dialectal variation and worked with members of the community to produce literacy recourses in Amfo’an. Supervised by Dr. Chuck Grimes

Language Intelligence, supervised by Paul Sidwell and Mark Donohue