I graduated in 2013 from Ghent University as Master of Arts in Linguistics and Literature: English-Latin. In my MA dissertation, I discussed tense and aspect in Caesar's narrative under the supervision of prof. Wolfgang de Melo and prof. Mark Janse. In 2014, I obtained a second Master's degree, in Latin and Greek, with a dissertation on Ancient Greek aspect from a Systemic Functional perspective in the writings of Thucydides, under the supervision of dr. Klaas Bentein and prof. Mark Janse, and graduated summa cum laude.
In 2015, I obtained my teacher's degree and started teaching Latin and Greek in secondary schools, until I was able to start my PhD in Latin linguistics in January 2017.
Within the course of my PhD thus far, I have presented a paper at the following colloquia:
- OIKOS Katwijk Conference (research group Language of Literature, Katwijk, 17-18/11/2017)
- 1st LinGhentian Doctorials Conference (Ghent, 20/12/2017)
- Latinist day (VU Amsterdam, 26/01/2018)
- U4 Winter School (Athens, 10/03/2018)
- OIKOS ReMa/PhD day (Ravenstein, 13/04/2018)
- PaLaFra réunion (project « Passage du latin au français »; Munich, 3/5/2018)
- 28th European Systemic Functional Linguistics Conference (Pavia, 5-7/07/2018)
- 13th International Colloquium on Late and Vulgar Latin (LVLT XIII, Budapest, 3-7/09/2018)
- 2018 Herfstvergadering of the Koninklijke Zuid-Nederlandse Maatschappij voor Taal- en Letterkunde en Geschiedenis (KZM, Gent, 20/10/2018)
- 2nd LinGhentian Doctorials Conference (Ghent, 18-19/12/2018)
Apart from these papers, I have given guest lectures at Ghent University, University of Leuven and University of Amsterdam.
At the LVLT XIII conference, I was awarded the József Herman Award.
