Phoebe Tay, PhD
 

I had the honour of being a panellist alongside Angeline, a deaf illustrator, and Lisa, a deafblind advocate for the post-show discussion...

On Sunday, 13 July, the day following the conclusion of the interpreter training by the Bethel University team that took place from 7 to...

I was honoured to co-win the Best Poster Award at the Interdisciplinary Workshop on Multilingualism and Multiculturalism, held on September 5-6 at NTU. This recognition, sponsored by Languages MDPI, was a delightful surprise—I hadn’t anticipated winning, and I owe much of it to my amazing Thesis Advisory Committee (TAC) for their invaluable guidance and feedback on an earlier draft of my poster. A special thank you to Prof Ng Bee Chin, Prof Patrick Williams, and Prof Annelies

17th April. That day was the last of eight sessions of the online Creative Non-Fiction I course run by Lasalle College Of the Arts. Truth...

I was surprised to receive the following message from Marge (pseudonym), a hearing academic from another country, yesterday afternoon. She had gotten in touch via the contact form on my website. This was my response to her: "Hi Marge, Thanks for your message. :) I have attached the blog post in PDF for you. Yes I made the site private as it is an old blog. I completely forgot about this post but it is nice to know that it was shared many years ago and it is remembered. :) I m

Here is a vlog of the spots I frequent on the NTU campus each week. I actually made this video for fun last month when I had a bit of...

2022 has ended on a high note for me... :) From 11 to 16 December, I attended the Dr Deaf workshop held in the Ål Folkehøyskole og...