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Emily Noschese is an Assistant Professor in the Bilingual and Bicultural Education for American Sign Language department at Wayne State University's College of Education. She specializes in American Sign Language (ASL) linguistics, curriculum development, and sign language documentation.
Education:
- Ph.D., Linguistics, University of Hawai'i at Mānoa
- M.A., Linguistics, Gallaudet University
- B.A., American Sign Language, Gallaudet University
Her research focuses on ASL syntax, word order variation, literature, and bilingual curriculum design, with a particular interest in L1/L2 language acquisition and classifier systems.
Recent research trends include comparative analyses of ASL and Libras (Brazilian Sign Language) syntax, documentation of sign language structures, and bilingual pedagogical approaches.
Scientific awards and honors include
- Outstanding Alumni Award (2022)
- Bilinski Dissertation Fellowship (2020-2021)
- Lecturer of the Year recognition (2017-2018)
She has presented internationally on topics including sign language linguistics, curriculum development, and Laos sign language documentation, while actively contributing to Deaf Culture education through courses like ASE2050 and ASE3030-3040 series.
