Abstract

Papers created by deaf linguist and educator Dr. Barbara M. Kannapell while at Gallaudet University. Includes correspondence, dissertation, papers and articles, surveys, course materials, notes, manuscripts, and more.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

A collection of Dr. Kannapell’s writings that do not fit into other series above. Includes some of her early notes and research on sign formation; transcripts for the ASL videotape Another Handful of Stories, on which she served as project coordinator; and the manuscript of a paper she wrote for a festschrift honoring Dr. William C. Stokoe, as well as related notes and correspondence.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

A collection of Dr. Kannapell’s writings that do not fit into other series above. Includes some of her early notes and research on sign formation; transcripts for the ASL videotape Another Handful of Stories, on which she served as project coordinator; and the manuscript of a paper she wrote for a festschrift honoring Dr. William C. Stokoe, as well as related notes and correspondence.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

A collection of Dr. Kannapell’s writings that do not fit into other series above. Includes some of her early notes and research on sign formation; transcripts for the ASL videotape Another Handful of Stories, on which she served as project coordinator; and the manuscript of a paper she wrote for a festschrift honoring Dr. William C. Stokoe, as well as related notes and correspondence.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

A collection of Dr. Kannapell’s writings that do not fit into other series above. Includes some of her early notes and research on sign formation; transcripts for the ASL videotape Another Handful of Stories, on which she served as project coordinator; and the manuscript of a paper she wrote for a festschrift honoring Dr. William C. Stokoe, as well as related notes and correspondence.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

A collection of Dr. Kannapell’s writings that do not fit into other series above. Includes some of her early notes and research on sign formation; transcripts for the ASL videotape Another Handful of Stories, on which she served as project coordinator; and the manuscript of a paper she wrote for a festschrift honoring Dr. William C. Stokoe, as well as related notes and correspondence.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

A collection of Dr. Kannapell’s writings that do not fit into other series above. Includes some of her early notes and research on sign formation; transcripts for the ASL videotape Another Handful of Stories, on which she served as project coordinator; and the manuscript of a paper she wrote for a festschrift honoring Dr. William C. Stokoe, as well as related notes and correspondence.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

A collection of Dr. Kannapell’s writings that do not fit into other series above. Includes some of her early notes and research on sign formation; transcripts for the ASL videotape Another Handful of Stories, on which she served as project coordinator; and the manuscript of a paper she wrote for a festschrift honoring Dr. William C. Stokoe, as well as related notes and correspondence.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

A collection of Dr. Kannapell’s writings that do not fit into other series above. Includes some of her early notes and research on sign formation; transcripts for the ASL videotape Another Handful of Stories, on which she served as project coordinator; and the manuscript of a paper she wrote for a festschrift honoring Dr. William C. Stokoe, as well as related notes and correspondence.

Scope and Contents From the Series: A collection of papers by Dr. Harry Bornstein of Gallaudet’s Office of Institutional Research, covering subjects such as curricula for and teaching of the deaf. Dr. Bornstein is also known as the creator of Signed English. Dr. Kannapell is credited for her contributions to these papers, and on the last paper, New Signs for Instructional Purposes, she is listed as coauthor.The series also includes some memos from Dr. Bornstein on his Signed English Project and a survey of faculty...