Past Honors Theses
Honors Theses 2026
- Carter Anderson '26 (Prof. Rolando Coto Solano)
Automatic Glossing in Under-Resourced Languages: Case Studies in Bribri and Cook Islands Māori - Daisy Li '26 (Prof. Rolando Coto Solano)
Computational Contrast of Actor Emphatic Structures in Cook Islands Māori: An Initial Exploration - Aleksa Sotirov '26 (Prof. Laura McPherson)
A Neutralisation of Short Rising and Falling Pitch Accents in Serbo-Croatian
Honors Theses 2025
- Antonio Jorge Medeiros Batista Silva '25 (Prof. Lindsay Whaley)
"Naming the nak: Folk classification and ecological knowledge in Krenak legacy materials"
Honors Theses 2024
- Dagger Bishop '24 (Prof. Stanford)
Nasality, nasalance, and other sociophonetic correlates of "gay-sounding" speech: Methods and empirical research
Honors Theses 2023
- Gabriel Gilbert '23 (Prof. Peterson)
Directionals in Spoken Hawaiian: A Corpus Analysis - Sarah Karnes '23 (Prof. Coto)
Automatic Parsing of Polynesian Languages: A Case Study in Cook Islands Māori - Abigail Schaefer '23 (Prof. Stanford)
The Low-Back Merger Vowel Shift and Other Features of Southern New Hampshire English - George Stain '23 (Prof. Stanford)
Bl[æ]ck [ɔ]lbany: A Sociolinguistic study of African American English in Albany, NY