Fall at Westlake.

I am a sixth-year PhD student in the Department of Linguistics at UC Santa Cruz, advised by Matt Wagers. I am currently writing a dissertation about the role of memory in language processing.

I am interested in the timecourse of and interaction between syntactic and semantic processing, and how these processes can be facilitated or hindered during real-time sentence comprehension. Specifically, I have looked at how syntactic and semantic processing can be guided by the generation of expectations about upcoming material and influenced by semantic context, prosody, and domain-general cognitive factors (e.g., memory and attention).


Contact: skrich [at] ucsc [dot] edu

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Last updated: October 17, 2023