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Congratulations to Drs. Karen Emmorey and Zed Sehyr on receiving the Journal of Deaf Studies & Deaf Education “Highly Cited Articles Award.”
Congratulations to Drs. Karen Emmorey and Zed Sehyr on receiving the Journal of Deaf Studies & Deaf Education “Highly Cited Articles Award.” The award recognizes articles with the most citations from the two previous years. JDSDE is proud to acknowledge the exceptional impact of our research, specifically the research specifically related to the article, “Contributions…
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LLCN is recruiting study participants!
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Dr. Karen Emmorey, JDP Graduate Student Emily Saunders, and visiting undergraduates from Gallaudet University attend the International CODA (Children of Deaf Adults) Conference in downtown San Diego to disseminate our research results and recruit participants for new studies.
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LLCN received funding from NSF to support two deaf interns to work this summer (2024) on an eye-tracking project investigating the source of the reading efficiency that we observe in deaf readers (by studying CODAs). The position is open to graduate student or a senior undergrad who would like research experience. Applicants are asked to submit a resume, a letter of recommendation from their Ph.D. advisor (for graduate students) or from a faculty member (for undergraduates), and a 1-2 page summary of their research interests and career goals to Dr. Karen Emmorey (kemmorey@sdsu.edu). The application deadline is April 19.
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NEW DATE & TIME!!! Tuesday, June 11th at Noon. Join us for the LLCN Speakers Series talk by JDP Graduate Student Sadie Camilliere. Sadie will be talking about ASL language use in older deaf adults. Light refreshments will be provided.
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Dr. Karen Emmorey publishes “10 Things You Should Know About Sign Languages” in Current Directions in Psychological Science
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LLCN and Dr. Karen Emmorey congratulate our collaborator and colleague, Dr. Phil Holcomb on being named SDSU’s 2023 AWJ recipient.
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Dr. Emmorey pays tribute to mentor and collaborator, Dr. Ursula Bellugi
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Congratulations to Dr. Meghan McGarry
Congratulations to Dr. Meghan McGarry on the completion of her dissertation “The Effect of Iconicity on Production in American Sign Language.
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Dr. Karen Emmorey to give Zoom presentation “The Neurobiology of Reading in Deaf and Hearing Adults,” Wednesday, April 6th, 2-3pm PST hosted by RIT. Click here to register and for more information.
