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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....
Shedding some light on ‘Trash,’ now playing in NYC
In “Trash” — playing at the Perelman Performing Arts Center in New York until March 28 — James Caverly, ’11, and Andrew Morrill, ’16, tackle an age-old debate: Who is going to take out that stinky bag of garbage? They wrote the comedy-drama and play...
Theatre production “Dinner Note” gives audiences a taste of the Black Deaf experience
What do you do when your identity and language are challenged? Dinner Note, a new production written by Rhonda Cochran and directed by Michelle Banks E-'89, exposes layers of history, trauma, and joy within the Black Deaf experience. Gallaudet University Performing Arts (GUPA) will host...
HSLS Strategic Plan 2022-2027
2022-2027 HSLS Strategic Plan Aligns with Gallaudet Promise Priority: Extraordinary Learning and Academic Excellence Across the Lifespan Goal Statement 1: Prepare the next generation of professionals in speech-language pathology; audiology; and hearing, speech, and language sciences. At least one faculty will seek funding opportunities to...
New STAMP-centered career fair provides future-forward training and career opportunities
A new niche career fair focused on Science, Technology, Accessibility, Mathematics, and Public Health (STAMP) drew 118 people to HMB’s atrium earlier this month. Anjali Desai-Margolin, ’87 & G-’92, Employer Relations Coordinator of the Office for Career Success (OCS), and Dr. Gaurav Arora, Associate Professor...
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