I am a Senior Lecturer and the Director of Undergraduate Studies in Linguistics at Columbia University.
I am interested in all aspects of the study of language (linguistics), with a focus on cross-linguistic semantics—how meaning is encoded and conveyed in the world’s languages.
I teach courses in some of the core areas of linguistics—sounds, grammar, and meaning—as well as fieldwork methodologies and how languages change across time and space:
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- LING GU4376: Phonetics & Phonology
- LING GU4903: Syntax
- LING GU4023: Semantics
- LING GU4120: Language Documentation & Field Methods
- LING GU4108: Language History
For more on my academic background and scholarship, view my Curriculum Vitae or Google Scholar page. You can also read about my dissertation here and watch recent field-methods projects on my YouTube channel.