Associate Professor Rachel Mckee
Associate Professor Rachel Mckee
Victoria University of Wellington
Biography
Rachel is an Associate Professor and Programme Director of NZSL Studies in the School of Linguistics and Applied Language Studies at Victoria University of Wellington. A professional background in sign language interpreting motivated an academic career in applied sign linguistics. Rachel has established academic programmes for sign language interpreters, Deaf teachers of NZSL, and second language learners of NZSL. Her research on NZSL spans micro to macro topics, including documentation of grammar and lexicon, sociolinguistic variation, ethnography, analysis of interpreted interaction, and language policy and planning for sign languages.
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