Teaching

Courses and workshops

University of Reading:

• Statistics for Linguists in R (3-6 June 2019)
  • Summer school course on data manipulation, visualisation, and analysis using the R software package

University of Leeds:

• Workshop on Data Visualisation and Analysis in R (28 February 2019)

Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona:

• Mini-course on Methods in Experimental Syntax (14-18 January 2019)
  • Designed and lead mini-course at UAB to introduce analysis and methods in experimental syntax

Newcastle University:

• Adventures in R (June 2018, June 2019)
  • Two-day team-taught workshop on using R for postgraduates
  • From basic functions and base R, to tidyverse, text-mining, and data visualisation, wrapping up with statistical tools for customized, rigorous analysis
• SEL 1032: Dealing with Data (Spring 2019)
  • Gave lectures, co-designed quantitative analytical components of the curriculum
• RfficeHours (pre-Autumn tutorials, Sept/Oct 2018)
  • Led three weeks of tutorials for staff to increase confidence using and supporting students in R
• HaSS Training Workshop: Advanced Statistics using R (June 2018)
  • Led workshop for statistical methods using R
• Internet Methods Workshop (March 2018)
  • Led workshop for methods for gathering behavioural data online
• SEL 8513: Variation and the Grammar (Autumn 2017)
  • Co-led module for statistical methods using R

Boise State University:

• LING 305-4,5: Introduction to Language Studies (Spring 2016)
• LING 312: Introduction to Phonetics and Phonology (Spring 2016)
• LING 497: Studies in Sentence Processing (Spring 2016)

Northwestern University:

• LING 380: Culture and Fluency (Winter 2013)
• TGS 509: International Summer Institute (Summer 2014, 2015, 2016)
  • Practica (practical skills course for incoming international grad students)
  • SPEAK test preparation
  • ESL tutoring (also: Fall 2010, Winter 2012, Spring 2013, Fall 2015)

Courses TAed

Newcastle University:

• CBE Training Module: R Statistical Software (Autumn 2017)

Northwestern University:

• LING 243: Language Evolution (Fall 2012)
• LING 250: Sound Patterns of Human Language (Spring 2011, Winter 2015)
• LING 260: Formal Analysis of Words & Sentences (Winter 2011, Spring 2012)
• LING 270: Meaning (Fall 2011)