Professional

I presented a poster at the International Workshop on Pharyngeals and Pharyngealisation at Newcastle University in March 2009. The poster looks at differences in heritage versus non-heritage Arabic speakers' production of vowels following pharyngealized fricatives.

I completed my master's thesis at the University of Washington in 2008: A Comparison of Egyptian Arabic and Modern Standard Arabic Sociolinguistic Variables through Formality Effects. Feel free to email me for project details.

Teaching Assistant Experience

2010-2011

LIGN 175 - Sociolinguistics (A. Arvaniti)
LIGN 111 - Phonology I (B. Pajak)
LIGN 110 - Phonetics (A. Arvaniti)

2009-2010

LIGN 105 - Law and Language (S. Schane)
LIGN 174 - Gender and Language in Society (A. Arvaniti)
LIGN 110 - Phonetics (A. Arvaniti)