Stephen Klusza takes us on an enchanting multimedia journey leading up to his decision to get an cochlear implant in grad school.
ByStephen KluszaAugust 11, 2021Where did you go to school? After early childhood in a segregated setting for students with disabilities in Canada, I was in mainstream...
ByAcademics' ProfilesApril 15, 2021Background? I am a deaf multilingual in several signed and written languages (and selectively and contextually, sometimes also spoken languages), who grew up...
ByAcademics' ProfilesMarch 31, 2021Background? I was born in Flanders, Belgium to hearing (non-signing) parents. I am the oldest of four. I grew up hard-of-hearing and became...
ByAcademics' ProfilesJanuary 25, 2021-Ana Making it as a deaf/hard of hearing (HoH) academic can often feel like a game of whack-a-mole. Between research activities, teaching duties,...
ByThe Mind HearsNovember 19, 2020Associate Professor of English, University of Delaware, Newark, DE, USA Field of expertise: Writing Studies Describe your hearing: I wear two behind-the-ear hearing...
ByAcademics' ProfilesJanuary 22, 2020In the first class of the semester you can outline what students should expect of you and what you expect of them.
ByMichele CookeSeptember 11, 2018By sharing various ways that we approach different challenges, we hope to build a community toolbox of solutions.
ByThe Mind Hears, Ana Caicedo, Michele CookeAugust 28, 2018