John Thatcher
Undergraduate Member

Undergraduate student at Rutgers University. Current research involves differential object marking and relative clauses in Spanish. Interested in English, Spanish, Russian, and Arabic linguistics.
Undergraduate student at Rutgers University. Current research involves differential object marking and relative clauses in Spanish. Interested in English, Spanish, Russian, and Arabic linguistics.
Graduate student at Rutgers Linguistics, interested broadly in investigating first and second language processing using methods such as eye-tracking to get time-sensitive measures of online language processing.
Undergraduate students at Rutgers Linguistics, interested in the relationship between psycholinguistics and language acquisition, specifically how syntax and semantics influence social and cognitive development.
Graduate student at Rutgers Linguistics, interested in syntax and semantics, particularly in topics like complementation, argument structure, clausal embedding, honorifics, biased questions, etc.
Graduate student at Rutgers Linguistics, interested in syntax, semantics, syntax-semantics interface, lexical semantics, experimental syntax, and Chinese linguistics.
Graduate student at Rutgers Linguistics, interested in syntax and semantics. My research interests include anaphors, ellipsis, agreement, and demonstratives. Currently, I am investigating demonstratives in Xi’anese and exploring kind formation.
Dr. Ziling Zhu received her PhD at Rutgers Linguistics. She is interested in formal and experimental semantics. Her research focuses on phenomena in the clausal domain (presuppositions, questions, anaphoricity), as