Experience |
Senior Consultant
Deloitte, LLP, Rosslyn, VA
Lead data analytics efforts to support business process improvements for federal clients
Develop and refine machine learning algorithms to automate linguistic tasks, research new software features, and uncover relationships in data
| 2020-Current |
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Visiting Professor
University of Maryland, Baltimore County, Baltimore MD
Taught several linguistics courses, covering range of topics including phonetics, phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, and acqusition.
| 2017-2020 |
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Graduate Assistant
Georgetown University, Washington DC
Researched first and second language acquisition. Organized and manipulated corpora
of longitudinal language acquisition data. Developed variety of analytical tools to model
grammatical development.
Researched, designed, and taught courses at both graduate and undergraduate levels.
Developed lesson plans, coordinated with other instructors, supervised students in
research projects.
Edited student research journal and related website. Organized and participated in
cross-disciplinary work groups with students and faculty.
| 2011-2017 |
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Web Developer
Self-Employed, Chicago IL
Developed web-based marketing, billing, and cost-management systems for small
businesses. Designed and developed sales and marketing websites for artistic groups,
including movies, bands, and record labels.
| 2007-2010 |
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Business Analyst
Accenture, Chicago IL
Analyzed business processes and work flows for banking and retail clients, including
Chase, Walgreens, and Allstate. Designed, built, and tested internal and external IT systems.
| 2005-2007 |
Education |
PhD, Linguistics
Georgetown University, Washington, DC |
2017 |
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Master of Science, Linguistics.
Georgetown University, Washington, DC |
2015 |
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Bachelor of Arts
Hispanic Language & Literature
Boston University
College of Arts and Sciences
Cum Laude
|
2005 |
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Bachelor of Science
Business Administration
Boston University
School of Management
Cum Laude
|
2005 |
Awards |
Graduate
Assistantship
Georgetown University |
2011–2016 |
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Graduate
Tuition Scholarship
Georgetown University |
2011–2016 |
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Debreceni
Egyetem Hallgatói Önkormányzata Summer Language Scholarship |
2014 |
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Presidential
Scholarship
Boston University |
2000-2004 |
Teaching Experience
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University of Maryland, Baltimore County, Primary Instructor |
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Seminar on Applied Linguistics: First Language Acquisition
(link)
| Spring 2019 |
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World of Languages I & II
(link)
| Fall 2017-Spring 2020, Fall 2021 |
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Introduction to Language Structure
(link)
| Spring 2018,2019 |
| Syntax
(link)
| Fall 2017, 2018 |
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Georgetown University, Primary Instructor
Introduction to Linguistics
(syllabus, link)
Grammatical Analysis
(syllabus, link)
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Spring 2014
Fall 2014 |
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Georgetown University, Teaching Assistant
Grammatical Analysis (link)
Language Acquisition (link)
History of the English Language (link)
General Linguistics
Sounds of Language (link)
Introduction to Linguistics (link)
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Spring 2016
Fall 2012
Fall 2015
Spring 2014
Fall 2014
Spring 2011
Fall 2011
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Research assistant
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Spring 2013
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Publications |
Sutton, Brett. 2017. Parallel architecture, parallel acquisition: cross-linguistic evidence from verbal and nominal domains. Doctoral dissertation. Georgetown University, Washington DC.
Sutton,
Brett. 2014. Possessive morphology and the
objective conjugation in Hungarian. Georgetown
University working papers in theoretical linguistics,
8, 251-280. |
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Presentations |
Sutton, Brett. Structure and acquisition of Estonian semantic case. Boston University Conference on Language Development, Boston, November 2016.
link |
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Sutton, Brett. Impoverishment in
the Hungarian possessive DP. Penn Linguistics Conference,
Philadelphia, March 2014.
(link) |
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Sutton, Brett. Acquisition of Estonian Locatives. Georgetown University Graduate Student Research Session,
Washington DC, March 2016.
(link) |
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Service |
Editor
Georgetown University Working Papers in
Theoretical Linguistics v. 8 |
Spring 2014 |
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Co-Founder, Organizer
Agreement Reading Group |
2011-2016
2015 |
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Reviewer
Georgetown University Working Papers in
Theoretical Linguistics
Proceedings of the 2013 Georgetown University Round Table
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Fall 2013
Fall 2013
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Languages |
English (native)
Spanish (advanced)
Estonian (intermediate)
Hungarian (intermediate)
Welsh (beginner) |
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Technical Skills
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Languages: Python, PHP, HTML, SQL
Packages: Scikit Learn, Pyspark, Flask, NLTK
Microsoft Office Suite, Adobe Suite
Plumbing, Electric, Light Carpentry
Bagels, English Muffins, other breads |
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