I am a fourth-year PhD student of Linguistics at Boston University. 

I'm curious about the manner and extent to which languages vary from one another, especially in their morphosyntax. The project on which I currently focus seeks to address this issue as it arises in the morphology of conjugation class membership in verbs of Greko and Standard Modern Greek (my native language).

In the past,  I have been also interested in aspects of cliticization in my dialect, compounding and whether compounds violate the Final-Over-Final Constraint, phonetic correlates of whistled Greek, and polydefiniteness (a.k.a. quirky surface structures like 'the big the car the blue'. (contact me for a handout or slides for this last ongoing project).

In my free time I maintain a Facebook (Meta?) page that popularizes general linguistics. I also broadly enjoy board games, broad games, bored games, puns, and playing geoguesser.