Prospective PhD Students:

I am actively recruiting PhD students through the Linguistics Department at Georgetown University. If you are interested in working with me as PhD student, please:
👉 Send me an email with “[PhD Applicant]” in the subject. Please describe a bit about your background and interests, and mention one or two project ideas for your PhD work.
👉 Submit your application through the Georgetown University Application portal. Make sure you apply to the “Computational Linguistics” concentration. More information can be found at this link.

PhD Topics: The best way to get a sense of the topics I am likely to supervise is to take a look at my recent publications. Below, is a partial list of my current foci.

   • Computational models of language processing (particularly language comprehension)
   • Data-efficient machine learning and its applications to language acquisition
   • Information theory and its applications to linguistics, broadly
   • Understanding the role of (multi)modality in language processing

Background: My research is interdisciplinary, meaning I am interested in working with students from different intellectual backgrounds. If you have experience in either linguistics, experimental psychology, or computer science (especially Natural Language Processing and Machine Learning), then you are likely a good fit!

Prospective Masters Students:

Prospective students should apply through the Linguistics Masters Program.