Yoosun Chung - Fairfax, VA

Yoosun Chung
Fairfax, VA

AAC Roles: User, Researcher, Professor/Instructor, Advocate

Preferred Method of Contact: Email
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Biography
Yoosun Chung is an associate professor in the Division of Special Education and disAbility Research of the College of Education and Human Development at George Mason University. Chung received her doctoral degree from GMU with a focus on Assistive Technology (AT). Her research interest is individuals who use AAC. She received her bachelor's degree from GMU in Computer Science and her master's degree from Cornell University in Computer Science. Chung has served as the Past President of USSAAC since January 2022. She was the recipient of the 2020 Online Teaching Excellence Award and 2012 Teaching Excellence Award - Teaching with Technology from the Stearns Center for Teaching and Learning at George Mason University. In addition, she received the Edwin and Esther Prentke AAC Distinguished Lecture Award from ASHA in 2017 and WORDS+/ISAAC Outstanding Consumer Lecture Award from ISAAC.
AAC Roles

User

Someone who uses AAC
Age: 22-64

Researcher

Someone who advances science by exploring aspects of AAC use, assessment, intervention, training, etc. through approved research protocols; e.g. approved by university Institutional Review Board
Research published in a peer-reviewed publication? Yes

Professor/Instructor

Someone who teaches courses or is otherwise involved in trainings related to AAC

Advocate

Someone interested in AAC advocacy activities
Formally trained in effective advocacy? No
 

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