Students and PostDocs

PhD students:

• Yejin Cho

• Gabriella Chronis

• Eric Holgate

• Juan Diego Rodriguez

Past students and postdocs:

PostDoc:

• • Gemma Boleda, 2014/2015

Ph.D.:

• • Pengxiang Cheng, 2020: Learning Better Latent Representations from Semantic Knowledge.

  • Elisa Ferracane, 2020 (co-advised with Junyi Jessy Li): Subjective Discourse Analysis.

  • Su Wang, 2020 (co-advised with Greg Durrett): Exploring Distributional Semantics in Lexical Representations and Narrative Modeling.

  • Alex Rosenfeld, 2019: Computational models of lexical change.

  • Stephen Roller, 2017 (co-advised with Ray Mooney): Identifying Lexical Relationships and Entailments with Distributional Semantics.

  • Iz Beltagy, 2016. (co-advised with Ray Mooney):  Natural Language Semantics Using Probabilistic Logic.

  • Nicholas Gaylord, 2013 (co-advised with Colin Bannard): The "resolution" of word meaning in context.

  • Taesun Moon, 2011: Word meaning in context as a paraphrase distribution: Evidence, Learning, and Inference.

  • Alexis Palmer, 2009 (co-advised with Jason Baldridge): Semi-automated annotation and active learning for language documentation.

Masters:

• • Alex Tomkovich

  • Inge de Bleecker

  • Stephen Hilderbrand

Honors theses and undergraduate research assistants:

• • Isaiah Hogue

  • Gus Baker-Kallus

• Sunny Ananthanarayan

• Kaitlin Adams

• Kelsey Ball

• Urmilla Banerjee

• Riley Brands

• Meghana Chappidi

• Aidan Coyne.

• Trevor Fountain.

• Kristen Marshello

• Travis Nguyen

• Jessika Roesner

• Emily Tagtow

• Jeane Wenzel

• Winston Wu

• Andrew Young

Research assistants:

• • Siddharth Subramaniam

• Dan Garrette

• Elias Ponvert,

• Travis Brown

• Weiwei Ding

• Leah Velleman

Interns:

• • Kelly Smith

Diploma theses:

• • Oliver Culo, 2006. Thesis: "Methoden zur manuellen und automatischen Verknuepfung semantischer Verbklassifikationen"

  • Hajo Keffer, 2003. Thesis: "Automatic frame annotation for German"