I have taught at UW since 1986. My research interests lie in phonological theory, experimental/laboratory phonology, and the phonology-morphology interface. I am currently involved in projects related to the documentation of four Native American (or First Nations) languages: Sahaptin (Yakima dialect) (spoken in Washington state), Deg Xinag (spoken in Alaska), Kwadacha (Ft. Ware) Sekani (Tsek'ene), and Witsuwit'en (spoken in British Columbia).
West end of Ingenika Arm, Williston Lake, B.C. (en route to Ft. Ware, June 2002)