Research
What I do
My research interests lie primarily in the areas of phonetic and phonological variation. Assuming that language cannot change or vary in a way that violates its own structure, then studying the way in which it does change and vary can be informative of its structure.
Scripts, Squibs, Tech Writeups, and Works in Progress
| Analysis Methods | SS-ANOVA PDF; Rnw (LaTeX + R Source) |
| Praat Scripts | Vowel Logging System |
| R-Scripts | recontrast.R plot_tels1.0.1.R: |
Papers and Presentations
| 2009 | with Jonathan Gress-Wright and Joel Wallenberg Phonological Rule Change: The Constant Rate Effect Presented at NELS 40 Slides:PDF |
| 2009 | Report from the R Study Group: What I couldn't have done otherwise
Presented at Splunch Handout:PDF; R Code |
| 2008 | Evaluation and simulation of exemplar theoretic -t/-d deletion
Presented at NWAV 37 Handout:PDF |
| 2007 | The spread of raising: Opacity, lexicalization, and diffusion
Presented at NWAV 36 2008 in Penn Working Papers in Linguistics 14.2 |
| 2007 | The Spread of Raising: Opacity, lexicalization, and diffusion
Undergraduate Thesis link |