Present Students

• Keith Trnka.
• Rashida Davis.
• Debbie Yarrington.

Past Students

• Raymond Kozlowski, Co-Advisor: Vijay Shanker, PhD Thesis: Uniform Multilingual Sentence Generation Using Flexible Lexico-grammatical Resources. . Graduation December 2005. Current Position: Assistant Professor, Mathematics and Computer Science, Blackburn College, Carlinville, IL.
  
  
• Lisa Michaud, PhD Thesis: Modeling User Interlanguage in a Second Language Tutoring System for Deaf Users of American Sign Language. Graduation August 2002. Current Position: Assistant Professor, Mathematics and Computer Science, Wheaton College, Norton, MA.
  
  
• Matthew Huenerfauth, MS Thesis: The development of PETALS: Personality Tagged Logical Statistical Generator, May 2001.
  
  
• Litza Stark, Undergraduate Honors Thesis: Analyzing the Interlanguage of ASL Natives, May 2001.
  
  
• Debra M. Yarrington, MS Thesis: The Automatic Extraction of Diphone Speech Segments with Context-Dependent Boundary Sets, Co-Advisor: H. Timothy Bunnell, May 1996.
  
  
• Wendy Zickus, MS Thesis: A Software Engineering Approach to Developing an Object-Oriented Lexical Access Database and Semantic Reasoning Module , Co-Advisor: Patrick W. Demasco, May 1995.
  
  
• Peter Vanderheyden, MS Thesis: Organization of Pre-Stored Text in Alternative Augmentative Communication Systems: An Interactive Schema-Based Approach, Co-Advisor: Patrick W. Demasco, December 1995.
  
  
• Mark Jones, PhD Thesis: Generating Transparently Motivated Metaphor, May 1994. Current Position: Associate Professor, Computer and Information Science, Kutztown University, Kutztown, PA.
  
  
• David Mooney, PhD Thesis: Generating High-Level Structure for Extended Explanations, Co-Advisor: M. Sandra Carberry, May 1993. Current Position: Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, Shippensburg, Shippensburg, PA.
  
  
• Linda Suri, PhD Thesis: Using Local Focus to Correct Illegal NP Omissions, December 1993. Current Position: Software Engineer, Openwave Systems, Santa Barbara, CA.
  
  
• Julie Van Dyke, Undergraduate Honors Thesis: Word Prediction for Disabled Users: Applying Natural Language Processing to Enhance Communication, May 1991.
  
  
• Gregg Stum, MS Thesis: Automatic Abbreviation Generation, Co-Advisor: Patrick W. Demasco, August 1991.
  
  
• Gijoo Yang, PhD Thesis: An Integrated Approach to Generation Using Systemic Grammars and Tree Adjoining Grammars, Co-Advisor: K. Vijay-shanker, December 1991. Current Position: Dongguk University, Seoul, South Korea.
  
  
• Satish Ramachandran, Thesis: Generation of Content and Structure of Tailored Texts, December 1988.