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Debra Rudik,'78 who served in the Peace Corps from 1978 - 1981, visited the Gallaudet University Museum exhibition "Making a Difference: Deaf Peace Corps Volunteers." Rudik served in the Philippines and contributed photographs to the Deaf Peace Corps project. While on campus she met with...

Turn-a-Page-Together (TAPT) is one of the longest-running programs on campus and is the cornerstone of Intercultural Alliances’ offerings. TAPT provides students, faculty, staff, and alumni the opportunity to come together and discuss books on topics related to the background of an individual, an individual's experience,...

You can make a donation by writing a check or making a secure online donation. All donation proceeds go to the Gallaudet Museum Donations Fund. You can help by making a gift, either individually or through an alumni class. Gerald "Bummy" Burstein, Class of 1950,...

One of the most visible programs on campus, BisonTank is attended by hundreds of students, faculty, entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, and Gallaudet alumni each year. Show your company’s commitment to the Deaf Ecosystem by becoming a BisonTank sponsor! To sponsor BisonTank, please contact us. $25,000 Platinum...

This scholarship endowed by the alumni organizations of the DE & PKZ sororities seek to empower and support single mothers with who are full-time students at Gallaudet University. Criteria for applying include: Full custody of children Full time student Submission of rental agreement/lease Letter of...

Alumni, parents, and friends who commit to various levels of support receive recognition for their generosity in several ways, such as inclusion in the University's annual Honor Roll of Donors. The President's Circle recognizes individuals who give $1,000 or more each year. These individuals receive...

Deaf students turned out newspapers and magazines in school print shops across the country. The papers kept students, faculty, and alumni informed about school events and brought important issues before parents and state legislators. Schools exchanged papers in an informal network known as the "little...