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Learn American Sign Language and Partner with us
The strongest recruiting relationships are built through year-round engagement rather than one-time recruiting events. Employers can engage with Gallaudet through: Internship programs and full-time hiring Career fairs Information and networking sessions Mock interviews Employer panels Alumni engagement Classroom presentations Job shadowing opportunities Mentorship programs Case...
How Parents Can Help
Students do not need to have everything figured out immediately. Encourage them to: Explore different interests Attend career events Meet with career advisers Ask questions Learn from experience Encourage your student to pursue: Internships Research opportunities Campus employment Volunteer experiences Leadership roles These...
Career Success – Parents & Families
At Gallaudet, career development begins long before graduation. The Office of Career Success helps students explore careers, gain experience, build professional networks, and successfully transition into the workforce or graduate school. Parents and families are important partners in this process. We help students:...
Where Gallaudet stands at the intersection of sign language and artificial intelligence
What does the future hold for sign language and artificial intelligence? No one knows for sure, but at the inaugural SLxAI Summit in Boston this week, a group of researchers, innovators, and entrepreneurs is trying to ensure that emerging technologies benefit Deaf and hard of...
Gallaudet center advances access to care for Deaf communities
A patient is presented with a series of documents in dense English text. A rushed doctor may or may not explain how a preventive screening will benefit her health. Finance and insurance details aren’t quite adding up. Feelings of frustration and anxiety cause the patient...
“Deaf Gain” authors reflect on why Deaf Gain is more important than ever
Deaf and hard of hearing people have always known that being deaf or hard of hearing gives them unique strengths and perspectives. The concept is now widely known as Deaf Gain, but the belief has existed for hundreds of years. In 1779, a deaf man...
A new Deaf-centric debate series draws on deep roots
Getting participants comfortable with expressing differing opinions is key to the Veditz Debates, a new Deaf-centric debate series conceived and delivered by Gallaudet's Center for Democracy in Deaf America (CDDA). The Veditz culture debate was the second of a four-part series scheduled for this semester....
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