1. Economic Agency and Linguistic Repertoire: A South Africa Case Study in Student Perceptions of Multilingualism in the Global Economy Open Access Author: Canagarajah, Ruth Lavannya Title: Economic Agency and Linguistic Repertoire: A South Africa Case Study in Student Perceptions of Multilingualism in the Global Economy Area of Honors: Applied Linguistics Keywords: Economic agencylanguage policymultilingualismSouth Africaglobal economyinterdisciplinary File: Download RLC_LangEconThesis.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Sinfree Bullock Makoni, Thesis SupervisorCeleste S Kinginger, Thesis Honors Advisor
2. American Sign Language in Hybrid/Fully Remote Learning: Impact on Student Presence and Presentation Open Access Author: Snyder, Carly Title: American Sign Language in Hybrid/Fully Remote Learning: Impact on Student Presence and Presentation Area of Honors: Secondary Education Keywords: multilingualismmulticulturalismlinguistic equityinclusionculturally sustaining pedagogyAmerican Sign LanguageDeaf and Hard of Hearingvideo-on presencepresentationmainstreaming File: Download Snyder_American_Sign_Langauge_in_Hybrid_Fully_Remote_Learning.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Michelle Renee Knotts, Thesis SupervisorMichelle Renee Knotts, Thesis Honors AdvisorSommar Ane Chilton, Faculty ReaderCharlotte L Land, Faculty Reader
3. Review of Research on Bilingualism and ASD: Recommendations for Evidence-Based Practice Open Access Author: Sarracino, Olivia Title: Review of Research on Bilingualism and ASD: Recommendations for Evidence-Based Practice Area of Honors: Communication Sciences and Disorders Keywords: autism spectrum disordersautismbilingualismmultilingualismevidence-based practicelanguage development File: Download Sarracino_Final_Thesis.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Diane L Williams, Thesis SupervisorCarol Anne Miller, Thesis Honors Advisor
