Michelle is a PhD student working for the CRC 1718 Common Ground as part of project B6. She is currently conducting research on common ground updates triggered by non-canonical inversion structures in English, specifically locative inversion. During her studies at the University of Tübingen, she engaged with a wide range of subfields within linguistics, with a particular focus on syntax and phonetics.
Research Interests
experimental syntax
the syntax-pragmatics interface
non-canonical structures
First and second language acquisition
Articulatory phonetics
Education
Master of Arts (M.A.) in English Linguistics (2026)
Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) in Educational Science and English (2024)
Selected Publications/Projects
Project B6 – Syntax and the Common Ground: Non-Canonical Inversion Structures – PhD student
Awards & Achievements
Scholarship, Scholarship Foundation Villigst, 2021-2025
Teaching/Academic Activities
Syntax Tutorials at the English Department of the University of Tübingen, 2023-2025