Faculty Scholarship 2015
Academic Affairs
To view listing from a different department, select department name from the right.Marianne Gustafson
Professor
Academic Affairs
National Technical Institute for the Deaf
2015 Submissions
Uninvited Presentations
Gustafson, Marianne, Larry Scott, and Ronald Kelly. "Changes in Self-Ratings on L/CBQ." Scholarship Symposium. NTID/RIT. Rochester, NY. 28 May 2015. Conference Presentation. ˜
Geoff Poor
Professor
Academic Affairs
National Technical Institute for the Deaf
2015 Submissions
Published Game, Application or Software
Poor, G., C. Oulette, and Mascioletti. STEM Signs Dictionary: Lab Sciences. Software. National Technical Institute for the Deaf, DeafTEC. 2015. ≠
Kathryn Schmitz
Associate Professor
Academic Affairs
National Technical Institute for the Deaf
2015 Submissions
Published Review
Schmitz, Kathryn L. "New Framework for Research Efforts." Rev. of Deaf Students and the Qualitative Similarity Hypothesis: Understanding Language and Literacy Development, by Peter V. Paul, Ye Wang, and Cheri Williams. Journal of Deaf Studies and Deaf Education Dec. 2015: 1. Web. *
Published Conference Proceedings
Berent, Gerald, Ronald Kelly, and Kathryn Schmitz. "Deaf Students Acquisition of Diverse Lexical Properties of English Verbs: New Guidance for English Teaching, Learning, and Assessment." Proceedings of the 22nd International Congress on the Education of the Deaf. Ed. Deaf Studies Unit, University of Patras. Athens, Greece: n.p., 2015. Web. *
Uninvited Presentations
Berent, Gerald, Ronald Kelly, and Kathryn Schmitz. "Investigating Deaf College Students Knowledge of English Verb Properties." 2015 NTID Scholarship Symposium. National Technical Institute for the Deaf. Rochester, New York. 28 May 2015. Poster Session.
Kelly, Ronald R., Kathryn L. Schmitz, and Gerald Berent. "Deaf and Hearing Second Language Learner Parallels in the Acquisition of English Verbs Exhibiting Dative, Benefactive, and Locative Alternations." American Association for Applied Linguistics Annual Conference. American Association for Applied Linguistics. Toronto, Canada. 22 Mar. 2015. Conference Presentation. * £