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Fifteen extraordinary Gallaudet alumni were chosen to be honored each month as Gallaudet University celebrated its sesquicentennial anniversary entitled, Celebrating 150 Years of Visionary Leadership, from September 2013 to November 2014. These individuals were nominated by the community and a selection committee of students, faculty,...

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....

The University believes the mediation of disputes will encourage reporting and resolution of complaints. Mediation is appropriate when all parties involved—the complainant(s) and respondent(s)—voluntarily agree to engage in the mediation process. Mediation will involve resolution of the incident, and the resolution may include mutually agreeable...

Explore Gallaudet University's guidelines on employee status changes. Stay informed about policies affecting technology access and services for all staff members.

Explore Gallaudet University's Information Security Guidelines to enhance your understanding of best practices for protecting sensitive information and technology resources.

Many American cities have large interconnected Deaf communities. The New York City Deaf community is perhaps one of the largest. While cultural neighborhoods are distinct, and deaf individuals participate in a variety of organizations, the underlying story is one of seeking linguistic connection. A critical...

You have the right to: Know what financial aid is available to you, including all federal, state, and institutional assistance. Know the deadlines, selection criteria, terms, policies, procedures, and regulations that apply to each of the programs. Know how your financial need was determined and...

Student Affairs The University believes the mediation of disputes will encourage reporting and resolution of complaints. Mediation is appropriate when all parties involved-the complainant(s) and respondent(s)-voluntarily agree to engage in the mediation process. Mediation will involve resolution of the incident, and the resolution may include...

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...

Welcome to the Internship Section of the Social Work Web site. The information here will help prepare and guide you in the completion of your internship. Internships are an integral part of social work education and are known as the "signature pedagogy" because it is...