I am Executive Director of the Endangered Languages Project, steering a growing organization as it supports language activists around the world to keep their languages strong, and facilitating the sharing of knowledge and stories between Indigenous and endangered-language communities.

I manage outreach, partnerships, and administration for the Endangered Languages Project, a collaborative online space for language communities, linguists, and the public to support the world's languages.

Copyeditor for linguistics and anthropology volumes.

Project Manager, Catalogue of Endangered Languages, EMU branch. Designed, implemented, and supervised research workflow for development of information database on the more than 950 endangered languages of Africa and Australia. Developed partnerships with linguists and language activists to collect the most up-to-date information on each language.Project Manager, Endangered Languages Project, EMU branch. Coordinated technical development for the Endangered Languages Project, a Google-launched web community with over 10,000 active users. Processed, assessed, and implemented user feedback on the site. Prepared biannual technical plan for ELP board and administered its implementation. Strengthened relationships with academic, technical, and community/Indigenous partners. Developed key publicity and outreach materials such as blog posts and FAQs. Represented ELP at academic conferences and meetings.Quality Control Manager. Assessed, redesigned, and implemented new quality control process for LINGUIST List websites. Trained and supervised QC testers. Delivered greatly improved efficiency in QC and technical fixes.Conferences Editor. Reviewed, edited and published announcements of linguistics-related conferences worldwide to the LINGUIST List mailing list and website. Corresponded with conference organizers to correct and update conference information.PR Team Member. Created and managed LINGUIST List Facebook page, currently with over 4,500 “Likes.” Designed and implemented new LL blog; wrote blog posts publicizing ILIT projects and events.

Co-taught LNGE240: Linguistic and Cultural Diversity in the United States with Dr. Naomi Palosaari. Topics of instruction included U.S. regional dialects, AAVE, gender and language, and linguistic attitudes and prejudices.

Descriptive research on the KiNande (nnb) and Medumba (byv) languages, under the direction of Dr. Cathy O'Connor.

2008: Volunteer chair. Recruited, scheduled, trained, and supervised more than 100 student volunteers for large linguistics conference. 2009: Registration chair. Managed online preregistration and on-site registration table for four-day event with 500+ attendees. Trained and supervised a team of student volunteers. Handled high-volume payments, both online and in person. Provided general information and assistance to attendees.