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Below, you’ll find my writing and research organized by language. These include works from all three institutions in the United States where I have studied. Some of these works have been for coursework whereas others have been presented at conferences. I look forward to developing more in this area and to achieve multiple publications during my Ph.D. studies.
Below, you’ll find my writing and research organized by language. These include works from all three institutions in the United States where I have studied. Some of these works have been for coursework whereas others have been presented at conferences. I look forward to developing more in this area and to achieve multiple publications during my Ph.D. studies.
English
English
EMS as a Discourse Community_ Discourse Analysis of Patient Care Report Narratives-compressed.pdfDiscourse Analysis
Discourse Analysis
Completed as a Final paper in LIN 516 at Arizona State University
Discourse Marker
Discourse Marker
Undergraduate Honors Project featured on ScholarWorks @ BGSU
Use of Loanwords, Code-switching and Spanglish in Heritage Language Instruction_ The importance, perceptions, and pedagogical implications.docxLanguage Contact
Language Contact
Completed as a Final paper for SPA 546 at Arizona State University
Sífff - A Statistical Analysis of Sifeístas in the Highlands of Ecuador.docxStatistical Analysis
Statistical Analysis
Completed as a Final project in SPA 691 at Arizona State University using R
Sífff R Statistical Analysis.pptxPoster of Statistical Analysis
Poster of Statistical Analysis
Poster portion of the completed Final project for SPA 691
Object clitic movement in Portuguese.pptxSyntax Presentation
Syntax Presentation
Completed as a final project in LIN 514 at Arizona State University and presented at the ASU Syntax Symposium
Spanish
Spanish
Portuguese
Portuguese
POR Instagram Video 4.mp4Carnaval
Carnaval
Video that forms part of a series on Arizona State University's Portuguese Department's Instagram as part of POR 590 (POR590 Takeover Highlight Reels)
Workshops / Research Trainings
Workshops / Research Trainings
2026
2026
Date(s) Attended: 08/13/2026
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