For my dissertation, I am motivating morphological constituents in Hebrew, Navajo, and Spanish using a learning-based theoretical framework.

My research interests include Morphology, Phonology, Cognitive/Usage-Based Approaches to Grammar, Second Language Acquisition, and Language Variation and Change.

In addition to the indigenous languages of North America, I focus on the language families of Romance and Semitic.

I am also particularly interested in language learning, endangered language revitalization, and heritage language maintenance.