Since 1992 I've been the review editor for the journal Phonology.

Along with Ellen Kaisse and Laura McGarrity, I organize Phonology Roundtable, a phonology reading and discussion group at UW. We meet twice a quarter during the academic year, usually at a round table on the *south* side of 8 at McMahon. Our default meeting weeks are weeks 3 and 8 of the quarter. Reading for our next meeting (Wed Oct 8, 3:30):

• Ch. 3 of John McCarthy (2007) Hidden Generalizations: Phonological Opacity in Optimality Theory. London: Equinox.

I supervise graduate students:

• Julia Miller: recently passed Ph.D. general exam; working on Ph.D dissertation
• Sarah Churng: working on Master's thesis

• Manuel Da Conceicao, "Pronominal Affixation and Cliticization in Bantu and Romance Languages". 2007 PhD dissertation.
• Nancy Emery, "Iconicity Embodied and the Scope of Language: Classifier Constructions in Signed Languages". 2005 MA thesis.
• Julia Miller, "An Acoustic Analysis of Tone in Doig River and Blueberry River Beaver". 2003 MA thesis.
• Lorna Rozelle, "The Structure of Sign Language Lexicons: Inventory and Distribution of Handshape and Location". 2003 PhD dissertation.
• Emily Curtis, "Geminate weight: Models and case studies". 2003 PhD dissertation.

I try to get some sort of daily exercise.

Here is the lemon cake recipe.