Stephanie Beatty

Stephanie Beatty is a Lecturer in American Sign Language (ASL) at the University of Michigan's Residential College. She holds a PhD in Psychology (Education), a BS in Sign Language Studies (Interpreting), and a BA in Psychology. Her academic roles include contributing to the Residential College's interdisciplinary programs and promoting language education. She is affiliated with the East Quad and actively engaged in campus initiatives such as the East Quad Garden and the Prison Creative Arts Project.

Education:

• PhD Psychology (Education)
• BS Sign Language Studies (Interpreting)
• BA Psychology

Research interests revolve around ASL pedagogy, educational psychology, and deaf education. She emphasizes community-engaged learning through programs like the Residential College’s Social Theory & Practice and Creative Writing & Literature minors. No specific scientific awards or publications are listed, though her focus is on teaching and academic advising within the Residential College.

She participates in initiatives such as the 'Freedom House Detroit Semester' and 'Migrant Worker Education Program,' reflecting a commitment to social justice and interdisciplinary collaboration.