Matt Huenerfauth, The City University of New York
I'm an associate professor of computer science and linguistics at The City University of New York (CUNY). I am a faculty member in in the Department of Computer Science at Queens College of CUNY, and I am also a member of the faculty of the Doctoral Program in Computer Science and the Graduate Program in Linguistics at the Graduate Center of CUNY.
My research is at the intersection of several areas of computer science and linguistics: assistive technology for people with disabilities, natural language processing, automatic text readability detection, virtual human animation, and the computational linguistics of American Sign Language. I'm the director of the Linguistic and Assistive Technologies Laboratory (LATLab) and a member of the "NLP at CUNY" computational linguistics research community at CUNY. I am also currently serving as:
- assistant to the dean of the Division of Mathematical and Natural Sciences (DMNS) at CUNY Queens College
- acting director of the masters program and doctoral certificate program in Computational Linguistics at CUNY Graduate Center
- general chair for the ACM SIGACCESS Conference on Computers and Accessibility (ASSETS-2012) to be held in Boulder, Colorado, in October
- associate editor of the ACM Transactions on Accessible Computing (TACCESS) journal
This website contains information about my Research and details about my background and experience (Curriculum Vitae). Information about courses I teach is available on the Teaching page, and links to other resources appear on the Interests page. A listing of my office hours and other Contact Information is also included on this site.