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Summer in Italy: Gallaudet students immerse themselves in language and culture
This summer, nine Gallaudet University students traveled to Siena, Italy, through Gallaudet’s longstanding partnership with the School of Liberal Arts' Deaf Studies Department at the Siena Art Institute. Led by the Manager of Strategic Initiatives for Global Learning, Rowena Winiarczyk, G-’10, known as Rue, students...
Gallaudet goes to Ghana: Education Abroad launches its first program in Africa
For three weeks this summer, 15 students immersed themselves in Ghanaian history and culture while engaging with locals in Gallaudet’s first Education Abroad program on the African continent. Kovacs at court unveiling in January at Mampong School Nearly two years in the making, the program...
Alumni Michelle Eisan-Smith creates community at Horace Mann School for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
Everybody is getting ready for the new academic year at Horace Mann School for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (HMS). Teachers are stocking the classroom with supplies. Specialists are getting to know the new students. Administrators are working on strategy. And the entire staff...
Why a Gallaudet Education Matters
Our liberal arts education equips students for a lifetime of meaningful work, civic engagement, and ethical leadership. Along with impressive resumes that launch their careers, our graduates leave with the confidence to explore, analyze and synthesize information, and take on any challenge. Their dream jobs...
Seven Bison earn 2026 NFCA All-America Scholar-Athlete honors
LOUISVILLE, Ky. - The National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) announced its 2026 Easton/NFCA All-America Scholar-Athlete honors and Easton/NFCA Top 10 Academic Team rankings for collegiate and high school levels.
Ten undergraduate scholars, ten weeks of discovery: REU AICT
This summer, ten undergraduate scholars from colleges and universities across the country came to Gallaudet for ten weeks of hands-on research at the frontier of accessible technology. The Research Experience for Undergraduates in Accessible Information and Communications Technologies (REU AICT), a National Science Foundation-funded program...
Remembering Catherine Moses, revered Social Work professor and advocate
Catherine Moses, former Gallaudet professor and inaugural Director of the Master of Social Work (MSW) Program at Gallaudet, passed away on June 16th. Born in Baltimore in 1937, Moses was inspired by her father's involvement in social justice issues there, becoming not only a strong...
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