Center for Research on the Challenges of Acquiring Language & Literacy promotes interdisciplinary education / research in oral and written language acquisition.
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ALT RCALL was established in 2008 as a joint center of the Colleges of Arts & Sciences and Education & Human Development. Our central interest is in the basic and applied research issues in language and literacy acquisition and growing the next generation of scholars in language and literacy. Of our many accomplishments thus far we are most proud to have funded more than 100 doctoral students and are now offering the degree accompanying doctoral Certificate in Advanced Language and Literacy Sciences (ALLS). We hope you’ll join us in supporting RCALL as it advances student and faculty research on the Challenges of Acquiring Language and Literacy at GSU. Thank you in advance!
ALT RCALL was established in 2008 as a joint center of the Colleges of Arts & Sciences and Education & Human Development. Our central interest is in the basic and applied research issues in language and literacy acquisition and growing the next generation of scholars in language and literacy. Of our many accomplishments thus far we are most proud to have funded more than 100 doctoral students and are now offering the degree accompanying doctoral Certificate in Advanced Language and Literacy Sciences (ALLS). We hope you’ll join us in supporting RCALL as it advances student and faculty research on the Challenges of Acquiring Language and Literacy at GSU. Thank you in advance!
ALT We’re live! Early giving for Georgia State Day has officially begun. Make your gift to RCALL today by selecting fund description "Language and Literacy" at thestateday.gsu.edu!
ALT Congratulations to Dr. Rachael Harrington for receiving the 2026 Ignite Early Career Research Impact Award in Social and Behavioral Sciences! This is a highly competitive university award recognizing her outstanding contributions to research at this very early stage of her career. We are so proud of you!
ALT Rachael Harrington, Martin Norgaard and Yi-An Chen stand on either side of a piano keyboard with brain scan images projected behind them
ALT Headshot of Jacqueline Laures-Gore
