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My expertise in models of human and machine intelligence is informed by over a decade of  experience collaborating across disciplines in academic and applied settings as a researcher, instructor, clinician, team leader, and self-proclaimed life-long learner. I hold a doctorate in Communication Sciences and Disorders from Temple University, an MS in Speech-Language Pathology from Rush University, and a BA in Psychology-Linguistics with a French Studies minor from Emory University.

As a researcher, I am experienced in a range of behavioral and computational quantitative methods, with additional expertise in qualitative development of stakeholder-centered outcomes and interventions. In my dissertation research, I used machine learning and natural language processing pipelines, developed by myself using the 'R' programming language, in the analysis of textual and behavioral data in order to explore the relationship between features of the words and phrases we use and aspects of human cognitive architecture and processing. For more on my research and other leadership & service history, use the navigation pane. Thanks for visiting my website!