Dr. Marilyn Daniels Author and Authority in Sing Language for Hearing Children's Literacy

Dr. Marilyn Daniels is recognized as the most prolific researcher in the field of American Sign Language (ASL) and non-verbal communication. She has published five books and countless research articles in well respected peer-reviewed professional journals. For more than two decades Dr. Daniels has been known as the premier authority in the use of sign language for hearing children's literacy and she continues to empower professionals and parents with the benefits of her studies.
	Serving for many years as a Professor of Communication Arts and Sciences at Penn State University, Dr.Daniels' visionary research and books are widely recognized throughout the academic community as the basis for including sign language in the educational toolbox to advance communication and enlarge the vocabulary of hearing children of all ages.
Her commitment to her study is unwavering, as she dedicates countless hours to her workshops and on site research to help youngsters, parents and educators understand and master the power of ASL in order to advance communication and literacy. Dr. Daniels earned her Bachelor's Degree and Master's Degree in Communication Arts from William Paterson University. Her Ph.D. in the Cultural Foundations of Communication is from New York University where she studied various modes of communication including non-verbal, art, and dance. Download her complete resume in PDF.

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