doctoral scholarship

[Susan Foster-Cohen]

Dear colleagues: 

The New Zealand Institute of Language Brain and Behaviour has a PhD scholarship available for an experienced speech-language therapist/pathologist interested in studying the relationship between oral and visual (sign and/or written) language development in the context of a multidisciplinary early intervention programme for children aged from birth to six with complex developmental disabilities. The successful candidate will have a primary supervisor at the University of Canterbury and be second supervised by Dr. Susan Foster-Cohen, Director of the Champion Centre and PI of the Integrated Communicative Development Project. The scholarship is for three years starting in July 2010 or as soon thereafter as is feasible for the successful candidate and may be supplemented with therapy work at the Champion Centre. Individuals interested in being considered for this scholarship can learn more about the Champion Centre by visiting www.championcentre.org.nz <http://www.championcentre.org.nz/>  or by contacting Susan directly at susan at championcentre.org.nz or susan.foster-cohen at canterbury.ac.nz. Susan also welcomes dialogue with individuals interested in the research.

Cheers,
 
Susan


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