Elise Ramirez is a senior helping to promote telepractice to assess one’s native language. By Delaney Weidner and Padma Nagappan
An interactive visual database for American Sign Language reveals how signs are organized in the mind
“Desire” and “still” don’t rhyme in English, but they do rhyme in American Sign Language. Just as poets can evoke emotions and meaning by choosing words that echo one another in English, actress and Tony nominee Lauren Ridloff chooses signs that visually echo one another in her ASL adaptation of Anne Michaels’ poem “Not.”
Congratulations to our Student Awardees at the 2021 SDSU Student Research Symposium
Heartfelt congratulations to our eight student presenters who received awards for their 2021 SDSU Student Research Symposium presentations last week! SLHS is so proud of you all. Provost’s Award, College of Arts and Letters: Anahy Barragan Diaz | Mentor: Dr. Stephanie Ries Charles Wei-hsun Fu Foundation Philosophy Award: Dylan Corliss | Mentor: Dr. Tracy Love […]
Congratulations to Dr. Ignatius Nip for receiving the California Speech Language Hearing Association Award for Outstanding Leadership
On March 11th, at the California Speech Language Hearing Association (CSHA) Convergence 2021 Virtual Conference, Dr. Ignatius Nip will be receiving the CSHA Award for Outstanding Leadership for District 9. This award is only given once per year to provide recognition to a CSHA member. Dr. Nip is being recognized not only for his demonstrated […]
SLHS Statement in Support of the APIDA Community
SLHS condemns hate crimes against Asian Pacific Islander and Desi American (APIDA) communities and encourages all members of our community to do the same. SLHS stands with the APIDA Resource Center in this time of growing anti-Asian racism:
