Tina Goudreau Collison, Ph.D.

Register for this free, fun tutorial with Dr. Tina Goudreau Collison on Sign Language Incorporation in Chemistry Education (SLICE). The workshop is designed for instructors who are interested in learning to leverage the benefits of signs in class! reactivities.org

@HudsonLabRIT @RITscience @RITtigers Wow!!!!! Congrats to two great scientists!!

Huge congratulations to @RITscience faculty members, Dr. Seth Hubbard and Dr. Ahmad Kirmani! RIT selected to receive $9.9 million for U.S. Space Force research rit.edu/news/rit-selec… via @RITTigers #RIT

Check out this super informative article in microbiology by our SLICE biochemistry team! Accessibility for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Scientists asm.org/Articles/2024/…

So proud of this amazing team of young scientists and advocates. Great article! Keep paving the way!

Global STEM Sign Language Summit promotes science education and careers gallaudet.edu/university-com…

‘A beautiful way of saying a lot’: sign language brings benefits to the organic chemistry classroom nature.com/articles/d4158…

Couldn't be prouder of RIT biochem alum, former-student-turned-collaborator Dr. Naomi Lee for serving native youth through unique STEM opportunities at Northern Arizona University and the U.S. Army rit.edu/k12/news/rit-g… via @RITTigers #RIT

RIT scientists receive grant to expand work on a sign language lexicon for chemistry rit.edu/news/rit-scien… via @RITTigers #RIT

Rethinking how we run a research lab is imperative for creating a research environment where ALL students can work and thrive. @SpringerNature Looking at your lab through a new lens, Nature Reviews Chemistry, rdcu.be/djtdF

Had a very productive summer of DBER research with Isabelle Ormond (RIT '23) and Eric Reyes( Cornell '26)! A huge thanks to my @RITscience colleagues, Drs. Kate Wright & Dina Newman,@KateWri74833974 @bioedresearcher for their leadership as PIs for this @NSF REU award. Well done

We are so proud of your Dr. Sankoh ⁦@DeafScientist⁩. ⁦@RITtigers ⁦@RITNTID⁩ ⁦@RITscience⁩-Meet the first deaf, Black woman to earn a Stem doctorate | Careers | Chemistry World chemistryworld.com/careers/meet-t…

Couldn't be prouder of Dr. Amie Fornah Sankoh who majored in biochemistry at RIT as an undergraduate and has now become the first Deaf, black woman to receive a PhD in a STEM Discipline! Her journey is inspiring! Lead the way Dr. Amie! @RITScience danforthcenter.org/news/danforth-…

Tina Goudreau Collison ’98 fundamentally shifts chemistry education for deaf and hard-of-hearing students news.colby.edu/story/innovati…

Interested in Learning more about teaching organic chemistry with signs? My classroom hasn't been the same since! @SpringerNature Inclusive teaching at your fingertips, Nature Reviews Chemistry, DOI 10.1038/s41570-023-00491-0

Excited to announce our new postdoc program! Please spread the word - we will start taking applications in the spring! rit.edu/news/nsf-grant…

Innovations in Chemistry Education session was beautifully closed out with our last plenary speaker Tom Kim -director at NSF. #NERM2022 @RochesterACS

A fantastic start to the Innovations in Chemistry Education session today.Rick Moog and Hannah Sevian were outstanding plenary speakers! #NERM2022 @RochesterACS

And more good news! The Chemistry and Culture Lab Workbook and the site to showcase the work has launched! So excited to share this amazing Lab workbook.@NAULeeLab @theoreticalfun @RITscience

Kaitlyn, Jonathan, and Ashley, you made the video! :) @RITscience @RITNTID #RSCPrizes