Graduate Research Fellowship in ASL Linguistics

We are pleased to announce a Graduate Research Fellowship in ASL Linguistics in conjunction with the American Sign Language Linguistic Research Project and the National Center for Sign Language and Gesture Resources, funded by the National Science Foundation. The fellow, who must be a native or near-native ASL signer, will assist with the elicitation and transcription of ASL data. The fellowship, which provides full tuition plus a stipend, is for the academic year and is potentially renewable.

The recipient of this fellowship will be a student enrolled in a graduate program at Boston University (the interdisciplinary M.A. or Ph.D. Program in Applied Linguistics in the Graduate School, the Deaf Studies Program in the School of Education, or other programs) during the academic year in question.

Candidates for this fellowship should:

1. submit their application for admission to the appropriate Boston University graduate program following standard procedures; and
   

2. send a letter describing their interests and qualifications for the fellowship (and indicating the BU program to which they are applying or in which they are currently enrolled) to Prof. Carol Neidle, Boston University MFLL, 621Commonwealth Ave., Boston, MA 02215.

Please direct inquiries about this fellowship to carol@bu.edu.

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