public SL ling degree

[Russell Scott Rosen]

How about the program in the teaching of ASL as a foreign/second language
at Teachers College, Columbia University? Contact me if you're interested.


Rusty Rosen



On Sat, 18 Nov 2000, Theresa Smith wrote:

> And/or you could make a case that this is a new field (speaking in the time of
> universities) and that the best programs, the most complete programs are, at
> this time, to be found within private universities.
>
> Engouraging you to negotiate,
> Theresa
>
> m bennett wrote:
>
> > Hello to the SL Ling list,
> >
> > I would like to request your help in compiling a list of U.S. public
> > colleges and universities where I could work toward a graduate degree
> > (MA/PhD) in signed language linguistics.
> >
> > I am a participant in a program here in Minneapolis that helps people with
> > limited financial resources to save for educational expenses by augmenting
> > their individual savings contributions with public and private funds.  It
> > has just been announced that the funding I'll recieve can only be used for
> > public educational institutions.  So much for Gallaudet, BU, Rochester, and
> > other great private schools with sign language linguistics scholars, at
> > least as far that this funding opportunity goes.
> >
> > I have a BA in Psychology and would love to work in Ursula Bellugi's lab, so
> > the University of CA at San Diego may be a possibility.  I am also aware of
> > Richard Meier's ASL acquisition lab at the University of Texas at Austin (my
> > hometown), and that there are sign linguists at the University of New
> > Mexico.  Can anyone help me complete this list?
> >
> > Thanks in advance for your help,
> >
> > Marisa Bennett
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