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I am a fourth-year PhD student at CU Boulder, working on natural language processing at the NALA lab. I am advised by Prof. Katharina von der Wense and Prof. Martha Palmer. I develop computational models for understanding and generating language, with a focus on educational applications. Currently, I am working on improving classroom discourse using NLP systems that can understand and support collaborative conversations between students. I am also interested in dialog systems, low-resource or data-scarce settings and languages, and approaches for curating high-quality datasets. Previously, I worked as a Research Engineer at the Educational Testing Services (ETS) in the NLP and speech research group. I graduated from UMass Amherst with a master's degree in Computer Science, where I worked at IESL, mainly on energy-efficient NLP models and semantic role labeling.
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