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Download the Gallaudet Reunion program book</strong > for the full schedule of events. 6:30 - 9:30 a.m.—Breakfast (on your own) 8 - 9:30 a.m.—Plenary Sessions: "Looking Forward" GUAA/LCCF Awards Presentation Field House 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.—Information Desk Open(Pick up 150th group photo) Jordan Student...

Download the Gallaudet Reunion program book for the full schedule of events. Click the links below for more detailed schedules. Wednesday, July 9</a > Registration/Check-in Sponsor Exhibit Booths President's Reception and Opening Ceremony Linda Bove/Ed Waterstreet, Master's of Ceremony Gallaudet Golf Open Thursday, July 10...

"Far From the Tree: Parents, Children & the Search for Identity" Andrew Solomon, award-winning author, lecturer, activist, and philanthropist September 10, 2013, 12:30-1:45 p.m., Kellogg Conference Hotel, Swindells Auditorium Watch the lecture Read more about Solomon's presentation at Gallaudet University. Andrew Solomon is a writer...

For 38 years, Boyce R. Williams, '32 & H-'58, dedicated his career in government to advance specialized programs and services for deaf and hard of hearing people. As the first deaf man to achieve an administrative position in federal government, he is an important figure...

Dr. Jack R. Gannon and Mrs. Rosalyn Lee Gannon are the Honorary Chairs of the National Deaf Life Museum. This is their story: Dr. Jack R. Gannon and Ms. Rosalyn Lee Gannon. Photo courtesy of Christine Gannon, 2013. During 1985-1986, when Dr. Gannon was Director...

In 1894, the Gallaudet football team was playing against another deaf team. Paul Hubbard, the quarterback, didn't want to risk the other team seeing him use American Sign Language (ASL) to explain the play to his teammates, so he asked them to form a tight...

Discover Gallaudet University's guidelines for handling sensitive information. Learn best practices to ensure data security and compliance with technology policies.

Explore Gallaudet University's technology policy for Google Apps, designed to enhance accessibility and streamline communication for the Deaf and hard of hearing community.

Public Affairs bachelor's degree recipients are employed at places such as the Federal Communications Commission, the Maryland Office of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, and The White House. Many continue their studies at law school or graduate school. Some continue at Gallaudet, which offers...