I am a PhD student in the Department of Linguistics at the University of Kansas. My research interests are in field linguistics, syntax, morphosyntax, and psycholinguistics. 

My research centers on conducting fieldwork on understudied Niger-Congo languages (specifically Guan, Gur, and Kwa) to contribute to theoretical models. I am also interested in real-time processing and comprehension of multilingual codeswitching and phonological processes across codeswitched boundaries. I am open and always ready to tackle new challenges and engage in any research in language and related fields. 

As I advance in my career, I aim to leverage computational models to develop tools for analyzing large-scale linguistic data and engage in collaborative projects that focus on the intersection of language, cognition, and technology.