REU Site ASL-English Bilingual CENTRE
Cognitive and Educational Neuroscience Training and Research Experience
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The ASL-English Bilingual CENTRE will host a new cohort of students during Summer 2026.
Please come back in a few months for the new application cycle.
PURPOSE
PURPOSE
The purpose of this REU site is to provide undergraduate students (including rising freshmen) with research training in cognitive neuroimaging methods (theoretical and practical) with hands-on research work in a cognitive neuroscience lab, individualized mentoring, and an enduring network, all within a fully accessible ASL-English bilingual environment. Students will also learn about the neuroethical challenges related to neuroimaging research concerning the Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing population. The final goal is acquiring research experience to enhance the likelihood of succeeding in STEM fields and entering advanced graduate studies.
Applications for Summer 2026 are coming soon!
Applications for Summer 2026 are coming soon!
REU 2025 Cohort and events!
First REU held in 2023!
This REU Site is hosted at Gallaudet University within the Visual Language and Visual Learning Center, VL2, and with the support of the Ph.D. in Educational Neuroscience Program (PEN).
This REU Site is hosted at Gallaudet University within the Visual Language and Visual Learning Center, VL2, and with the support of the Ph.D. in Educational Neuroscience Program (PEN).
This first, 1-year REU Site was funded by NSF award 2150106 to Dr. Ilaria Berteletti (2022)
This first, 1-year REU Site was funded by NSF award 2150106 to Dr. Ilaria Berteletti (2022)
The second, 3-year REU site is funded by NSF award 2349782 to Dr. Ilaria Berteletti and Dr. Rachel Pizzie (2024)
This 8-week training opportunity is for undergraduate students interested in honing their research experience to enter STEM fields or further their education by entering a research-intensive graduate school in cognitive or educational neuroscience (or related fields).
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