Meet the 2026-27 UDRs
UDRs serve as student representatives of the Linguistics program, organize events for undergraduate linguistics students and provide feedback to faculty and staff. They are also available to provide information to both current and prospective undergraduate students.
Brady is a junior, studying Applied Mathematics and Linguistics with minors in Computer Science and Philosophy. He is particularly interested in the formal modeling of natural language, specifically how semantics and syntax interact to create meaning and structure. This year, he is excited to be conducting research on Verb Phrase Ellipsis with Professor Lotus Goldberg. Beyond the classroom, Brady is President of the Brandeis Starving Artists a cappella group. He is also a dedicated crossword puzzle constructor and solver who enjoys the nuances of language in wordplay. Brady is always available to chat about linguistics courses, research, or language in general!