Overview

Ahmet Emre Keser, shortly and preferably "Emre", is a Linguist. He is passionate about the structure of languages, and researching how people acquire and process languages. Emre is specifically interested in syntactic differences between distinct languages regarding head-directionality, be and do support, and the effects of these differences in L2 production skills. Also, Emre's skills with corpus tools allow him to compare morphological, syntactic, and phonological changes in languages through real-life examples.

Background 

Emre attended the Foreign Language Education program at the Middle East Technical University for a bachelor's degree. There, he advanced his skills and knowledge in Language Acquisition and Language Processing. Besides, he developed a strong background in Theoretical Linguistics, especially in Generative Syntax. 

Emre currently continues his academic career at the University of Alabama, Applied Linguistics master's program, and expects to graduate in May 2024.