Danielle Berry Email & Phone Number

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Cambridge, Ma

Cambridge, Ma

Cambridge, Ma

Cambridge, Ma

On the W-ICEWS project I wrote patterns in BBN's Brandy Pattern Language to identify specific events in news articles. These patterns utilized syntactic rules and required considerations of how certain syntactic constructions can be generalized and condensed into clear and accurate patterns.The DocGraphs project is part of the larger Automatic Indications Detection & Exploitation (AIDE) project. I was part of the team designing and testing an annotation tool that aims to capture the complicated web of semantics and causation throughout a whole document. I also created and maintained the documentation for the DocGraphs tool.In June 2013 I took on additional responsibilities by assisting the annotation team manager. Some of these duties included preparing and assigning annotation batches for my colleagues, tracking annotation progress, and recording inter-annotator agreement scores.

Remote

Researched and submitted missing languages to the ISO 639-3 language code standard. Edited and created trees for the MultiTree database. (multitree.org)

Ypsilanti, Mi

MultiTree Team Leader: Research and input of language family trees and implementation of ISO 639-3 language code updates for the MultiTree database. Maintained professional correspondence with language experts in the field. (multitree.org)Grants Co-Team Leader: Professional writing and copy-editing for NSF and NEH proposals and annual reports. - Wrote and edited sections for the MultiTree Supplement grant accepted for funding by NSF in 2012 (Department of Behavioral and Cognitive Sciences, Award #1227106).- Edited sections for the Endangered Languages Catalogue grant accepted for funding by NSF in 2011 (Department of Behavioral and Cognitive Sciences, Award #1057725).Editorial Positions: Notice Board, Query and Summary, and FYI editor for the listserv. (linguistlist.org)Endangered Languages Information and Infrastructure Project (ELIIP): 2009 Workshop Travel Coordinator.

Ypsilanti, Mi

- LINGUIST List Listserv: FYI, People, Programs, and Institutions editor (linguistlist.org).- MultiTree Editor: I searched for and researched scholars' hypotheses about the genetic relationships between languages and put them into a digital, accessible, and interactive format to be viewed on the MultiTree website (multitree.org).- Quality Control Team: Performed quality control tests on LINGUIST List websites.

Bedford, Nh

- Assistant to the president and two vice presidents of the company. - Drafted and edited professional correspondence with customers.- Maintained individualized quarterly pricing documents for each customer.

Concord, Nh

- Digitized customer related documents and performed data entry of information from scanned documents. - Maintaining a high level of accuracy and time efficiency while scanning and entering data into company database.

Durham, Nh

I helped students with materials for their languages classes. I burned CDs, loaned out foreign films, added films to our Quicktime streaming server for students to watch at home, and helped at the front desk. I also scanned articles and books for professors using ReadIris Pro and edited the scans afterward.

Salem, Nh

I worked at a kiosk selling Rosetta Stone software. I got to know the program fairly well, especially since during the time that I was there, they upgraded from version 2 to version 3. I opened and closed the kiosk by myself and worked alone the whole time.

Ma, English Linguistics

Graduate Certificate, Language Technology

Ba, Linguistics, German

Activities and Societies: Delta Phi Alpha German Honorary Society, Phi Beta Kappa, Smith Hall International Council

High School Diploma

Activities and Societies: NJROTC, National Art Honor Society, National Honor Society