RIT researchers are studying how deaf and hearing children explore museum spaces. Families with 2 to 6 year old children are invited to participate in a research study about child exploration at the @museumofplay in Rochester, New York. To learn more: https://t.co/bCyQICaQum.

Save the Date: Deaf Culture Day at the @rocRMSC on November 2nd. The NTID PLAY Lab will be there! https://t.co/QyAjLC4pfM

We have several opportunities open at different labs within NTID: https://t.co/JVrk2VBESv

Save the Date: Join us on November 2nd at the @rocRMSC. More info to follow!

Happy International Day of Sign Languages! Watch this heartwarming video by Seek the World where people from all walks of life sign “I love you” in 60 different languages! 🤟 WATCH:

Deaf Awareness Day happening at @SFDarienLake:

Dr. Rain Bosworth Bio in ASL: https://t.co/fxzhirOYlh #deafscientist #DeafAwarenessMonth

Come work for us at the PLAY and PAW labs! https://t.co/s7zch4rfBn #jobs

You all look terrific! We're so happy to have you here!

If you've hopped on to Google today, you'll see an animation designed by Youmee Lee, a #deaf artist. https://t.co/O2M1zNWwOI

The PLAY and PAW labs are hiring! More details here: https://t.co/ybNHkA1ihP

We are passionate about research that makes an impact. Learn more about our current and upcoming studies at: https://t.co/0y5PSZUXxj. "History will judge us by the difference we make in the everyday lives of children." ~ Nelson Mandela

We are hiring at the PLAY Lab! The NTID PLAY Lab and the RIT PAW Lab are offering a paid research fellowship for one year to get involved in child development research. For more information: rain.bosworth@rit.edu

Research is seeing what everybody else has seen and think what nobody else has thought. ~Albert Szent-Gyorgyi

We are gearing up to launch a new study at the PLAY Lab--studying tactile exploratory behaviors and social-language interactions in deaf and hearing preschool children. Ages 2 to 6. Learn more here:

The NTID PLAY Lab & RIT PAW Lab are offering a paid research fellowship for 1 year to get involved in child development research. This is an opportunity to work on a project related to understanding how play helps deaf and hearing children learn.    Email Rain.Bosworth@rit.edu.

We have several studies going on at the PLAY Lab. Here's what we are studying:

William Ellsworth “Dummy” Hoy might make it into the Major League Baseball Hall of Fame!  An Ohio Senator is trying to get Hoy onto this year’s ballot. Read more:

“Play is the foundation of learning, creativity, self-expression, and constructive problem-solving. It’s how children wrestle with life to make it meaningful.” Susan Linn Contemporary American psychiatrist

We love research at the PLAY Lab! Quote: 'Research is formalized curiosity. It is poking and prying with a purpose."