My article “Some Linguistic Evidence Against Crèvecoeur’s Adoption by the Oneida” was published in Early American Literature.

My article, “Some Linguistic Evidence Against Crèvecoeur’s Oneida Adoption,” has been accepted for publication in Early American Literature.

I rebuilt my website to improve readability and usability.

I am teaching Sociology of Language and Introduction to Language at the College of Staten Island.

My article, “Burning Feathers: A Hint at Hysteria in a Connecticut Witchcraft Case,” was chosen to be part of Folklore‘s Witchcraft Beliefs: Virtual Special Issue 13.

I am teaching Semantics and Pragmatics and Sign Language Linguistics at the College of Staten Island.

I gave an invited presentation on Indo-European language and culture for the Summit Old Guard on August 9th. Video here.

I joined the Emerging Leaders Council of the Italian Language Foundation.

I am teaching Introduction to Language and Language Change at the College of Staten Island.

For Indigenous Peoples’ Day, my work on the documentation of Kanien’kéha was profiled in “Preserving Indigenous Language—and Culture,” an article on the Macaulay Honors College’s website

This work was also featured in “The Race to Document Endangered Languages, Now That We Have the Technology,” an article by Ben Macaulay for Gizmodo.