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One hundred percent of recent department alumni are employed or pursuing advanced studies within one year of graduation.  The pass rate for Gallaudet education program completers on state licensure tests for initial teacher certification is better than 90 percent. 2023 - 2024 Measure 1 (Initial):...

Activist, organizer, scholarship founder, fundraiser, advocate, journalist, and leader are all words that describe the late David Peikoff, '29, who served the U.S. and Canadian deaf communities for 70 years. In recognition of his accomplishments, Peikoff has been selected as Gallaudet's Visionary Leader for December....

Discover the trustee nomination process at Gallaudet University. Learn about eligibility, application steps, and how to contribute to the board's vital role.

Gerald "Bummy" Burstein was born on December 29, 1926 in Brooklyn, New York, where he was raised. Deaf since birth, he attended the Junior High School 47 for the Deaf in Manhattan, graduating in 1943. He then graduated from Charles Evans Hughes High School in...

Explore Gallaudet University's External Relations Policy, detailing guidelines for effective communication and partnerships to enhance community engagement and support.

Instead of coming to campus and announcing its decision as was planned, the Board of Trustees had the University's Public Relations Office hastily hand out press releases at 6:30 p.m., an hour and a half before many had expected. The release announced that, rather than...

The spark that ignited DPN was the announcement on March 6, 1988, by the University's Board of Trustees that a hearing person had been selected as Gallaudet's seventh president. In the months — or by some accounts, the years — leading up to this date,...

Papers of Edward C. Merrill BoxFolderTitle of FolderDate 001 01 "A Lifetime of Labor and Love" 1979 001 02 Accounting and Payroll 1983 001 03 Action Alliance of Parents of the Deaf 1981 001 04 Advisory Committee Reception 1979 001 05 Advisory Council to President...