Jack Pruett

I am a PhD candidate at Georgetown University specializing in Morphosyntax and its interface with Phonology.

I have a B.A. in Linguistics from Washington University in St. Louis and an M.S. in Theoretical Linguistics from Georgetown University.

Dissertation Title:

Irish Mutation and Moroccan Arabic Root-and-Pattern Morphology: A Unified Account of Two Types of Nonconcatenative Morphology

Dissertation Committee:

Ruth Kramer (Co-Chair, Georgetown)

Elizabeth Zsiga (Co-Chair, Georgetown)

Michael Obiri-Yeboah (Georgetown)

Matthew Hewett (UPenn)

I am currently a part of a team of linguists documenting Awutu (Southern Guang: Kwa, Niger-Congo; Ghana, Central Region). Visit our website for updates on the project.