I graduated in 2009 as a Linguistics and Music double major. 
I decided to go back to Germany for grad school, 
and am currently in a two-year MA program at the Humboldt University of Berlin, 
where I focus on theoretical linguistics, 
but also study  psycho- and computational linguistics. 
I wrote my linguistics comps on relative pronouns in Wolof 
and now work as a student researcher under Tom Güldemann 
in a project on Information Structure in African Languages, 
in a group compiling a typology of predicate-centered focus types 
(http://www2.hu-berlin.de/asaf/Afrika/Forschung-EN/Focus-EN.html).