deaf đť‘Ą lab

 

About Us

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Research in the deaf 𝑥 lab is based upon two key themes. First, we seek to understand the ways that deaf people perceive and attend to visual information, and second, we aim to understand how learning a signed language such as ASL affects visual processing. We take a Deaf Gain perspective and focus upon the strengths and abilities of deaf children and adults, aiming to also understand how Deaf-appropriate environments - linguistic and physical - can harness a deaf child’s strengths in educational settings.

Team

Staff

Matthew Dye
Professor
585-475-2252

Students

Anna Zieba
Undergraduate Research Assistant
az4496@g.rit.edu

 

Paige Woodall
Undergraduate Research Assistant
pmwspace@rit.edu

 

Sophia Wozniak
Undergraduate Research Assistant
sow9494@g.rit.edu

 

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Resources

Our facilities are located in LBJ and Rosica Halls and offer opportunities for collaboration with colleagues and students. These areas include equipment for audiological, vision, EEG, etc. stimulus testing for a range of deaf đť‘Ą lab scientific research projects.

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Careers

The deaf đť‘Ą lab provides and/or is associated with various career and employment opportunities, including postdoctoral positions, graduate research positions, and undergraduate research opportunities.

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Rosica Hall
Suite 1140
52 Lomb Memorial Drive
Rochester, NY 14623