Aaron White
he/him/his
- Associate Professor of Linguistics
- Director of FACTS.lab
PhD, University of Maryland, 2015
- Office Location
- 511A Lattimore Hall
- Web Address
- Website
Office Hours: By appointment
Biography
Prof. Aaron White joined the Department of Linguistics in July 2017. He graduated with his PhD in Linguistics from the University of Maryland, College Park in 2015. His dissertation, Information and Incrementality in Syntactic Bootstrapping, was advised by Valentine Hacquard and Jeffrey Lidz. Prior to coming to Rochester, he was a postdoctoral fellow at Johns Hopkins University’s Science of Learning Institute with affiliations in the Department of Cognitive Science and the Center for Language and Speech Processing. While at Hopkins, he worked on the JHU Decompositional Semantics Initiative (Decomp), led by Ben Van Durme and Kyle Rawlins, and he led the MegaAttitude Project with Kyle Rawlins.
Courses Offered (subject to change)
- LING 224 / 424: Introduction to Computational Linguistics
- LING 268 / 468: Computational Semantics
- LING 281 / 481: Statistical Methods in Computational Linguistics
- LING 282 / 482: Deep Learning Methods in Computational Linguistics