University of Arkansas Rehabilitation Research and Training Center
for Persons who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing (RT-31)

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Amy Hebert

Research Associate

M.S. University of Arkansas, 2004

ahebert@uark.edu

Amy is pursuing her Ph.D. in Rehabilitation from the University of Arkansas and holds an M.S. in Deafness Rehabilitation, a B.A. degree in Interpreting and an A.A. degree in ASL Studies from Delgado Community College. Her background experience includes working for the Georgia and Colorado State VR programs as a Rehabilitation Counselor for the Deaf. Ms. Hebert joined the Rehabilitation Research team in December of 2004. At the RTC she is involved in a variety of research projects that focus on issues relating to supported employment for persons who are low functioning Deaf and Hard of Hearing. Currently, Ms. Hebert serves as the RT-31 representative to the Arkansas SOTAC Advisory Committee and also holds a board position as treasurer of the Arkansas Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf.

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