PhD student, Princeton Baby Lab
Department of Psychology, Princeton University

I am a second-year PhD student in Psychology at Princeton University. I work with Dr. Casey Lew-Williams in the Princeton Baby Lab. Previously, I worked with Dr. Marisa Casillas at the University of Chicago as the manager for the Chatter Lab. Broadly speaking, my research focuses on how young children’s rich and highly variable everyday language input shapes their early word representations.

Recent/Upcoming Presentations

Object handling predicts age of noun acquisition in a Tseltal Mayan community presented at the International Congress for the Study of Child Language (IASCL)

Collaborators: Marisa Casillas

What do US children overhear? Evidence from daylong recordings and parental reports presented by Yuchen Jin at IASCL

Collaborators: Ruthe Foushee & Marisa Casillas

Verb bias but no noun bias in early Tseltal lexical development presented by Marisa Casillas at IASCL

Collaborators: Ruthe Foushee & Penny Brown