Amelia Lake
About Amelia Lake
Amelia Lake is a student researcher at Yale University, specializing in linguistics and phonological analysis. She has experience working with endangered languages and has held various research and assistant roles at Yale and Liberty Science Center.
Current Role as Student Researcher at Yale University
Amelia Lake has been serving as a Student Researcher at Yale University since 2021. In this role, she engages in various research projects that contribute to the field of linguistics. Her responsibilities include conducting phonological analyses and performing quality checks on language archives. This position allows her to apply her academic knowledge and research skills in a practical setting.
Previous Experience at Yale University
Prior to her current role, Amelia Lake held multiple positions at Yale University. She worked as a Research Assistant for two months in 2018, where she contributed to research initiatives. Additionally, she served as a Student Assistant for seven months from 2019 to 2020, supporting various departmental functions. Her experience at Yale has provided her with a comprehensive understanding of academic research processes.
Work at Liberty Science Center
In 2017, Amelia Lake worked as a Paid Research Associate at Liberty Science Center in Jersey City, New Jersey, for a duration of two months. This role involved engaging in research activities that supported the center's educational initiatives. Her time at Liberty Science Center contributed to her development as a researcher.
Educational Background in Linguistics
Amelia Lake studied Linguistics at Yale University, where she earned her Bachelor's degree from 2018 to 2023. Her academic focus included the analysis of extinct, endangered, and indigenous languages. She developed expertise in using various linguistic software tools, enhancing her research capabilities in phonological analysis.
Music Composition for Attune Podcast
Amelia Lake composed music for the Attune Podcast, a project associated with Yale Daily News. This involvement showcases her creative skills and ability to contribute to multimedia projects within the university setting. Her work in this area reflects her diverse interests and talents beyond traditional research.