Tags: Graduate Students


Dante Smith

Dante (he, him) has a B.A. in Linguistics with a minor in Japanese from the University of Georgia. He is a first year master's student in the department, and his interests generally include computational linguistics and morphosyntax. More specifically, Dante uses computational methodology to analyze syntactic alternations/phenomenon in East Asian languages and African American Language. After completing his M.A. at UGA, he plans to transition…


Morgan Riley


Leonardo Marino


Aniya Johnson


Kai Davis


Ahmet Emre Keser

Emre is a PhD student in the Department of Linguistics at the University of Georgia (UGA). Emre's primary area of research is psycho-neurolinguistics, and he is currently working on real-time sentence processing using eye-tracking methods. He is also interested in Turkish syntax and cognitive aspects of second language acquisition. He is currently collaborating with the fellow researchers in the Aphasia and Related Conditions (ARC) Lab in the…


Javier Agredo


Tom Liu


Chris Washburn


Lindo Sikhonde

Lindo received her undergraduate, Honors,  Master's degrees in African languages and Linguistics from the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg, South Africa. She is mainly interested in the field of sociolinguistics. She is the instructor of record for ZULU 1001, so she hopes to incorporate her native language (isiZulu) into her sociolinguistics research.
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