I am a second-year PhD student in the Department of Linguistics at UC Santa Cruz. My main research interests are in psycholinguistics, phonetics, and laboratory and formal phonology. I am currently working on asymmetries in the perception of carryover and anticipatory nasal coarticulation in English, advised by Amanda Rysling.

Before coming to graduate school, I wrote my BA Honours Linguistics thesis on dissimilation between nasal-oral consonant clusters, advised by Gunnar Hansson at the University of British Columbia.

I am currently the coordinator of PhLunch, UCSC’s weekly phonology discussion group.

Contact: icarpick [at] ucsc [dot] edu