Nicholas Lalanne is an educator whose work focuses on American Sign Language education, Deaf studies, and community engagement. He currently serves as a Senior Lecturer of American Sign Language at the University of Vermont, where he also coordinates the ASL Minor program. He has been a member of the university faculty since 2018.

He earned a Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems and a Master of Arts in Sign Language Education from Gallaudet University. His professional background includes teaching ASL and Deaf Studies at multiple postsecondary institutions, as well as prior work at the Austine School for the Deaf.

At the University of Vermont, he teaches a range of undergraduate ASL and Deaf Studies courses and is involved in curriculum development and student mentoring. His teaching emphasizes language access, Deaf cultural knowledge, and inclusive educational practices.

In addition to his academic work, Nicholas serves as Co-Director of the Association of Sign Language Vermonters, supporting community education and awareness of sign language as a linguistic human right. His work reflects a commitment to education, access, and connection between academic and community spaces.